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| the central processing unit of a computer; it controls everything the computer does |
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| using a desktop computer to set and design type, edit, produce graphics, and determine page layout |
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| changing, adjusting, or cleaning up of photographic images by means of certain computer programs |
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| a printer in which a laser bean forms characters and graphic images onto paper, similar to the way a photocopier works |
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| a means of connecting computers together so that information can easily pass between them |
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| a computer program designed for page layout |
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| a photograph that has been edited or manipulated in an image-editing program so that it deviates markedly from reality and becomes instead an illustration |
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| the random access memory in a computer, reserved for information being temporarily put into or taken out of a computer |
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| digitizing equipment that scans and transfers visual material, such as illustration or type, to a computer |
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| the editing, storage, and reproduction of words by means of certain computer programs |
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