Desktop publishing software lets you use the text files originally created in a word processing program. Bringing that text into your document is called _____

The opposite of importing is _____, which is taking elements from a desktop publishing document and saving them as a new document usually in a different format

Every word processing program has it's own format. Before it's files can be used by a desktop publishing program, the format may have to be changed, or _____, into a format readable by the desktop publishing software

Bitmap graphics, also called images or _____, are graphics built by the computer in patterns of tiny dots and stored (bitmapped) as digital bits

_____, or TIFF, is the most commonly used graphics format. The electronic images produced by many brands of scanners are TIFF files, and both IBM and Macintosh computers can read them. TIFF is a very versatile format, allowing a wide variety of resolutions and color (or grey scale) depths

Computers organize files in lists called _____

High resolution graphics can be stored in _____ (EPS) format, which uses instructions written in Post Script, a special page-description language. Post Script determines how a printer will produce pages that feature both text and graphics