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photocomposition

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photocomposition
Laying out a printed page using electrophotographic machines, such as imagesetters and laser printers. See page makeup and pagination.
photocomposition [‚fōd·ō‚käm·pə′zish·ən]
(computer science)
Composition of type using electrophotographic techniques such as phototypesetters and laser printers.
(graphic arts)
Reproduction of type images by photographic means.


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THE FIRST AMENDMENT PROBLEM [L]iberty of the press is the right of the lonely pamphleteer who uses carbon paper or a mimeograph just as much as of the large metropolitan publisher who utilizes the latest photocomposition methods.
Ever since hot metal typesetting gave way to photocomposition and then desktop publishing, their respective fortunes and identities have changed enormously in recent decades.
At a time when lead type was still widely used, Univers was a breakthrough for photocomposition, the first major printing change in centuries, 21 sets of characters from straight to slant, narrow to extra-wide, fine to bold.
 
 
 
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