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MORGUE— See PICTURE MORGUE, CLIP ART, or RESEARCH FILE.
MOUNT— To fasten onto another surface. .
MOUNTING AND FLAPPING— Fastening original artwork or copy to a
board allowing sufficient excess around the picture borders to accommodate
attaching a protective overlay along one side.
MOUNTING BOARD— Heavy paper boards used as backboards to support
drawings, paintings, and photographs.
MOUSE— A hand-held computer input device that allows rapid movement
and selection.
MULTIMEDIA— Also called MEDIA INTEGRATION. A combination of
presentation devices used in the same presentation.
MULTIPURPOSE BOARD— A briefing board with a slick, bright, white
surface that accepts erasable, marker, marker, and magnetic backed
accessories.
MUNSELL COLOR SYSTEM— A system of color analysis and
identification that distinguishes between the three measurable dimensions of
hue, value, and chroma (intensity).
MURAL— Any picture painted or freed permanently on a wall or ceiling.
MYLAR— Tough, highly stable, polyester film used as a base for
engineering drawings, laminating, overlays, and a wide variety of other
applications.
NARRATION— Also called VOICE OVER. The description or commentary
that accompanies television and video presentations.
NCR PAPER— No Carbon Required paper; chemically coated paper that
transfers a copy of an image to the sheet directly behind it without the use of
a carbon.
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