Word processing basics
Art Dudley
Uses the Bank Street Writer program to illustrate the mechanics and uses of word processing and provides an overview of other software packages.
Read Time: ~1.1 hr
Desktop publishing
by John Madama (1993)
About this book
Explains the desktop publishing process including computer basics, necessary writing and research skills, working with illustrations and photographs, typography, design, layout, production, and printing.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreDesktop publishing Lead Character
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