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M (Continued)
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 fixed 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.
N
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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