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Rules for Desktop Design by David Collier

Rules for Desktop Design

David Collier

144 pages

Addison-Wesley

Oct 1990

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Here is the reference for desktop publishers. Beautifully illustrated, this comprehensive collection of typographic conventions and rules covers every conceivable topic desktop publishers need to know--from the proper use of drop capitals and positioning headlines on a page to producing Linotronic output.

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Pages 144

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Published 1990

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