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CHAPTER 12

Web and Print Publishing

is chapter wraps up the book by rst delving into the subject of email and its CJKV

implications, to include coverage of popular email clients. e remainder of the chapter

focuses on the topics of publishing in the contexts of the Web and in print, which means

discussions surrounding markup languages for web publishing, and Adobe Acrobat and

PDF for print publishing. All of these publishing technologies provide adequate CJKV

support, as long as they’re congured and used correctly. And, as you will discover, Ac-

robat and PDF play an important role today in the realm of print publishing. As you are

no doubt aware, there has been explosive growth of the Web in recent years. Virtually

every company has established a website for letting customers know of their products and

services, and for some companies, their web page has become their primary venue for

providing information to their customers. Television, radio, and billboard advertisements

these days oen boldly include URLs. But, how do you go about displaying or creating

web pages that include CJKV text? ese are good questions with reasonable and under-

standable answers.

e handling of CJKV text within the context of email clients clearly falls into the realm

of information interchange ( xìnxī jiāohuàn or 資訊交換 zīxùn jiāohuàn in Chi-

nese,  jōhō kōkan in Japanese, and /󰄽󰗑 jeongbo ...