CPP Publishing Industry & Editorial Process Flashcards
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In traditional publishing, what is 'typesetting'?
Answer: Composing text in a layout program, setting fonts, spacing, and page design for print
Typesetting is the process of arranging text in a layout application, defining fonts, spacing, and page design in preparation for printing.
What does 'ISBN' stand for?
Answer: International Standard Book Number
ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number, a unique numeric identifier assigned to each distinct edition of a book.
What is 'front matter' in a book?
Answer: All pages before the main text, including the title page and table of contents
Front matter includes all material before the main text, such as the title page, copyright page, dedication, table of contents, and preface.
What is 'back matter' in a book?
Answer: Supplementary material after the main text, such as appendices, glossary, and index
Back matter includes material following the main text, such as appendices, glossaries, bibliographies, endnotes, and indexes.
In publishing, what is a 'colophon'?
Answer: A section providing details about the book's production, often placed at the end
A colophon is a section, usually at the end of a book, that provides details about its production, such as fonts, paper, and printing methods used.
What is a 'running foot' (footer) in a publication?
Answer: Repeated text appearing at the bottom of each page
A running foot is text that appears at the bottom of each page, often containing page numbers, chapter titles, or other navigational information.