dizgicilik

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typesetting
Present participle of typeset
the job or activity of arranging type (5) for printing. Setting of type for use in any of various printing processes. Type for printing, using woodblocks, was invented in China in the 11th century, and movable type using metal molds had appeared in Korea by the 13th century. It was reinvented in Europe in the 1450s by Johannes Gutenberg. For much of its history, typesetting and printing were often performed by the same person, who arranged movable type, one character at a time, in rows corresponding to the individual lines in the publication and operated the hand press to imprint the image on paper. Typesetting was revolutionized in the 1880s with the invention of the "hot-metal" processes: Linotype (1884), in which the lines of type were assembled by use of a typewriter-like keyboard and each line was cast as a single slug of molten metal, and Monotype (1887), which also used a keyboard but cast each character separately. Photocomposition the composition of text directly on film or photosensitive paper using a rotating drum or disk with cutout type characters through which light could be directed onto the receiving surface appeared in the early 20th century. By the late 20th century, computers and publishing software generated characters and handled most hyphenation, layout, and other page-makeup decisions, with the resulting electronic file, including any graphics, passed to a laser printer for paper or film reproduction
{i} arranging of text for printing, process of setting type
The craft of setting text or display copy from typefaces for output at medium and high resolutions
The act or art of setting type
Assembly of reading matter by the use of handpicked metal type, by keyboarding, and/or by casting or photo-typesetting
the setting or composition of written material into type
A term that originally referred to the setting of lead type for printing presses or phototypesetting With advancing technology nearly all "typesetting" is now done on the computer
The composing of type by any method or process, also called composition
The process of producing type ready for printing Typeset print is often considered better than 1200 dpi
The preparation of high-quality printed documents, including features for fine control over the style, size, and spacing of printed copy Compare word processor, and see also the help pages for selecting a word processor or typesetting system
Term originally referred to the setting of lead type for printing presses or phototypesetting With advancing technology nearly all "typesetting" is now done on the computer
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