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Microsoft Publisher 2016
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Data driven publication | A publication directly populated and updated from a database. |
| B2B | Business to Business |
| Catalog | A collection of pictures and descriptive details, representing items for sale, services offered, or any data list. |
| directory | Type of catalog that usually provides details about individuals, products, or organizations sorted alphabetically. |
| A spread | The way inner pages appear as two adjacent, facing pages in a book, catalog, magazine, or other publication such as a yearbook. |
| Master Page View | The page or pages that contain the elements that you want to repeat on multiple pages. |
| Header | Text and graphics that print at the top of each page in a publication. |
| Footer | Text and graphics that print at the bottom of every page. |
| Proportional Lining style format for numbers | Number of pixels used to create a number is proportional. A "0" may be wider than a "1". |
| Tabular style format for numbers | Each number is the same width. |
| Lining style for numbers | Aligns the bottom of all numbers. |
| Old-style for numbers | Allows certain numbers such as "3" to drop below the baseline of the other numbers. |
| Reflection image | A mirrored image of the original graphic with matching borders to create the appearance of a partial reflection. |
| Catalog pages | Contain a unique merge area for positioning text and pictures. |
| Catalog merge area | Also called, repeatable area. A box in the publication into which you can insert field codes. |
| Why does Publisher include pages that are not part of the catalog merge? | You may want an index page or intro to the catalog. All pages in a catalog must be in groups of two for the publication to print correctly. |
| What does the More Picture Options command do? | This command will display the insert picture dialog box. It is used when you have multiple picture fields in your database. |
| What are boundaries? | Gray, dotted line surrounding a select object. Helpful in placing other fields in the catalog merge area. |
| What does it mean to distribute objects? | Equalize the space between three or more objects vertically or horizontally. |