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17 May 2024

  • curprev 10:3610:36, 17 May 2024Petr talk contribs 584 bytes +584 Created page with "In desktop publishing (DTP), '''RIP''' stands for '''"Raster Image Processor".''' It's like a translator for your printer, turning digital images and text into a language that your printer understands. When you send a file to print, the '''RIP''' breaks it down into tiny dots (rasterizing) and tells the printer where to put each dot to create your design. It also manages colors, making sure they come out just right. Essentially, the '''RIP''' takes your digital file an..."