Glossary, ContinuedD (Continued)DISK– Also called DISC. (1) A flat photomatrix used in phototypesettingand computer equipment; (2) A layer of magnetic oxide used to storeelectronic data.DISK DRIVE— A device that reads, adds, or deletes information stored on adisk.DISPLAY LETTERING— Any large, prominent lettering used to attractattention.DISPLAYS— A collection of objects and images arranged to tell a story.DISPLAY TYPE— Large type used for headings and titles.DISSOLVE— The fading of one scene as another replaces it,DISSOLVE UNIT— An electronic device that automatically pulses a slideprojector to dissolve an image and replace it with another.DISTORTION— Changed or twisted out of natural shape,DIVIDERS— An instrument used for dividing lines into equal segments andtransferring measurements.DOMINANT— Prominent or most important.DOT MATRIX PRINTER— A printer that uses a number of pins to formletters and numbers.DOTS PER INCH— Also called DPI. A standard measurement forresolution in the computer graphics industry.DOUBLE-ACTION AIRBRUSH— An airbrush that requires the user topush down a button to expel air through the brush and to pull back the buttonto release paint.Continued on next pageAI-20
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