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Fletcher, Richard K., Jr.; Ruckman, Frank, Jr. – 1985
This paper discusses and outlines procedures for obtaining a hard copy of the graphic output of a microcomputer or "dumping a graphic" using the Apple Dot Matrix Printer with the Apple Parallel Interface Card, and the Imagewriter Printer with the Apple Super Serial Interface Card. Hardware configurations and instructions for high…
Descriptors: Computer Graphics, Illustrations, Input Output Devices, Microcomputers
Moreau, Ken; Heines, Jessie M. – 1980
The interactive system for creating graphic displays that is described is presented as one solution to the problem created by the lack of complementary firmware or software to make the graphic capabilities of many current terminals easily accessible to the instructional programmer. The use of this system by the Digital Equipment Corporation's…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Graphics, Computer Programs, Production Techniques
Mott, Donald R. – 1983
Over the past few years, video technology has been used to assist film directors after they have shot a scene, to control costs, and to create special effects, especially computer assisted graphics. At present, a computer based editing system called "Film 5" combines computer technology and video tape with film to save as much as 50% of…
Descriptors: Computer Graphics, Computer Science, Digital Computers, Film Industry
Thomson, Nancy S. – 1995
Guidelines for designing effective multimedia presentations are presented. The differences between computer-based and computer-aided presentations are highlighted. Advice is given for the effective selection and use of layout, color, sound, and graphics. Room layout, lighting, equipment, and backup are examined and recommendations are made.…
Descriptors: Audience Response, Color Planning, Computer Graphics, Evaluation Methods
Sondak, Norman; Sondak, Eileen – 1991
This paper presents elements of the computer graphics environment including information on: Lotus 1-2-3; Apple Macintosh; Desktop Publishing; Object-Oriented Programming; and Microsoft's Windows 3. A brief scenario illustrates the use of the minimization principle in presenting a new product to a group of international financiers. A taxonomy of…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Classification, Computer Assisted Design, Computer Graphics
Buck, Mary – 1995
In response to the challenge of media technology and classroom cultural and educational diversity, this paper (1) presents a brief overview of historical literature on the suggestive powers of visual images in business and education, (2) analyzes the influence of audience diversity and biases during the production/selection of visual…
Descriptors: Bias, Business, Computer Graphics, Computer Uses in Education