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DTP

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DTP
abbreviation for
(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) desktop publishing
Translations
DTP abbr of desktop publishing → DTP nt
DTP
abbr DTP [ˌdiː tiː ˈpiː]
noun see desktop publishing.


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To register, parents or guardians must supply their child's birth certificate or other document verifying the child's birth date, as well as verification of immunizations for measles (rubeola and rubella), polio, DTP, mumps and Hepatitis B.
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DPT P: 36-83% Soreness and swelling at site of DTP (depending on injection.
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A variety of DTP tools such as movable on-screen rulers for precise placement of text and graphics, background grids, pagination and clip art can dramatically improve the quality of your documents.
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