AVD 2 1.04

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Across
  1. 3. Making sure you are working with the right color profile with the correct printer drivers installed. Ensures compatibility between a document, the computer, and the printer.
  2. 4. Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, & Black color model used for printing.
  3. 6. Monochromatic shades of gray from white to black.
  4. 8. Red, green, and blue color model is used for screens.
  5. 11. Any item that can be added to a page. Can include paths, shapes, and images.
  6. 14. The name of the document, typically placed at the start of the design.
  7. 17. Ability to create a “rule” where you manually define the sizes of different liquid pages. Can assign rules to pages or documents.
  8. 18. How many colors an individual pixel can display.
  9. 20. Small guidelines that denote the actual size of the page after printing.
  10. 21. An alphabetical list of names, subjects, etc., with references to the places where they occur, typically found at the end of a book.
  11. 24. Text in InDesign.
  12. 25. A quotation in a written document that is set off from the main text as a paragraph, or block of text, and typically distinguished visually using indentation and a different typeface or smaller size font.
  13. 27. Any design element on a page.
  14. 28. A small amount of text that is separated from the body text and appears at the bottom of a printed page and typically includes the page number.
  15. 29. How many pixels are in an image usually defined in Pixels Per Inch or Dots Per Inch.
  16. 34. Objects that serve as containers or placeholders in InDesign for text, graphics, and other design elements.
  17. 35. Panel that allows the user to control the dimensions and aspects of a liquid layout document.
  18. 36. Graphics made up of points and lines using mathematical formulas. Can be scaled without losing clarity.
  19. 40. Space between the edge of the page and the content.
  20. 41. The way the page is oriented for viewing, either portrait or landscape view.
  21. 42. Also known as Raster Graphics, these are images made up of individual pixels. They lose clarity as they are enlarged.
  22. 45. Extra space beyond your page that allows you to run objects beyond the edge of the page to ensure that they print to the edge of the page to prevent a white border when cutting.
Down
  1. 1. Space between columns in a publication. Sometimes referred to as an “Alley”.
  2. 2. A list of titles of the parts of a book or document, organized in the order in which the parts appear along with the page numbers.
  3. 5. Non-printing pages that allow you to pace text and graphic elements that will appear on all pages of a publication.
  4. 7. Any two facing pages in a publication.
  5. 9. The main part of a printed text, excluding items such as headings and footnotes.
  6. 10. Allows flexibility to design for multiple page sizes, orientations, or aspect ratios within a document.
  7. 12. Document Publications that contain more than one page.
  8. 13. An alternative layout for a document if the document might be viewed on different sized screens or different sized pages.
  9. 15. Changing the size of objects in a design.
  10. 16. Making sure objects remain proportional when scaled.
  11. 19. A title or brief explanation appended to an article, illustration, cartoon, or poster.
  12. 22. How different components of a color are combined or subtracted to create color. Examples: RGB, CMYK, Grayscale.
  13. 23. InDesign gives a preview of the document. You can increase or decrease the quality of the preview in the view menu.
  14. 26. Range of colors within a color model.
  15. 30. Permanently placing an asset into a project. If the project moves, the asset moves as well.
  16. 31. The size of the paper for the final printed document.
  17. 32. A vertical division of a page or text.
  18. 33. A small amount of text that is separated from the body text and appears at the top of a printed page.
  19. 37. Two pages shown side-by-side used for book style publications that will be bound.
  20. 38. The size of a specific image used in an InDesign document.
  21. 39. Placing an asset into a project where the asset is not permanent. If the project moves the asset will not stay with the file. If the original asset is updated the asset is updated in the project as well.
  22. 43. These are created when 2 or more points are connected, these are created using the pen tool.
  23. 44. Extra space beyond your page used to show markings or provide notes for the printer.