DTPProgramme
DTPProgramme is a term used in some software ecosystems to refer to a desktop publishing program or suite designed to create and lay out pages for print and digital distribution. It provides a WYSIWYG editing environment, integrated typographic controls, image and vector graphics handling, and page-level management for multi-page documents. DTPProgramme tools typically support master pages, styles for text and objects, grids and guides, color management, and support for transparency and layering. They offer import of various media formats, support for fonts and ligatures, and built-in preflight checks to ensure print readiness.
Core features often include templates and styles to enforce consistency, automation and scripting for repetitive tasks,
Historically, desktop publishing emerged in the 1980s with early programs that brought page layout out of professional