Desktop Publishing: Changing the (Type)Face of Computing
William J. Dorman · Journal of Information Systems Management · 1987
Users of desktop publishing systems save more time and money than do users of traditional methods of processing documents such as word processors, computer printers, or photo typesetters. Moreover, desktop users have complete control over the input, processing, and output of their work, and can enhance the appearance of documents for improved readability and communications power. No wonder desktop publishing is expected to become one of the leading PC-based applications of the decade.