Crossword clues for typeset
typeset
- Prepare for publication
- Work on galleys
- Readied for the printer
- Use Adobe PageMaker, say
- Prepare a galley
- Like the four theme entries in this puzzle, as it were
- Work with some characters?
- Work on the galleys?
- What compositors do
- Prepare some characters
- Prepare for the printer, in the old days
- Prepare copy for print
- Like magazine copy
- Do characteristic work?
- Compose, as for a print job
- Compose in print
- Composed, in a sense
- Work on a galley
- Like the text on proof sheets
- Prepare for printing, once
- Put on the page
- Like words in a magazine or newspaper
- Ready to be put to bed
- Laid out for printing
- Ready to be proofed
- Work as printer in family firm
- Ready to go public? Certainly seizing power during historic offensive
- Ready to be printed
- Prepare to print 50-peseta curtains
- Prepare (text) for printing
- People poetic at heart compose for organ, perhaps?
Wiktionary
(context of text English) Set in type. v
1 (context transitive English) to set or compose written material into type 2 (context intransitive English) to be set or composed into type
WordNet
v. set in type; "My book will be typeset nicely"
[also: typesetting]
Usage examples of "typeset".
The manufacturing processes conform to the environmental regulations of the country of origin ISBN 0 434 01009 X Typeset by SX Composing DTP, Rayleigh, Essex Printed and bound in Great Britain by Clays Ltd, St.
Edgars showed them several sheets of typeset printing with the title in a large, bold font: A Conversation in First Port on 8 August 1887.
Rowland Photo typeset ling Limited Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk 73980446171 Made and printed in Great Britain by Caledonian International Book Manufacturing Ltd, Glasgow CHAPTER ONE men's Surgical was quiet--there had been two emergency admissions before midnight.
Hands out the assignments, typeset, pasteup, takes the mechanicals to the printer in [69] Misky Bay, does the labels and mailing, distribution, fills in on some local stories if he’s got time.
Any Harper apprentice who had had to do his hours in the Archives Hall blessed the introduction of printing presses, but there must be a trick to finding all the mistakes that could creep into typeset lines.