Editor

Every contributor to Wikipedia is called an editor; see Wikipedia:How to edit a page

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The term editor may refer to:

As a person that does editing:

• Copy editing, making formatting changes and other improvements to text
• Business editing, making revisions, formatting and syntax improvements to business documents
• Film editing, connecting shots to form a sequence then an entire movie
• Literary editor, in a newspaper or similar, deals with reviews or literary criticism
• Consulting editor, non-salaried, independent literary editor
• Contributing editor, a magazine or book-publishing title, sometimes honorary, with a variety of meanings
• Managing editor, senior member of a publication\'s management team
• Sound editor, prepares the sound mixing a TV program or film

As a computer program:

• Character editor, for editing characters in computer games
• Digital audio editor, for editing audio data
• Graphics editor, for creating and manipulating visual images
  • Raster graphics editor, for editing pictures in bitmap or raster format
  • Vector graphics editor, for editing pictures in vector format
• Level editor, for editing levels of computer games
• Hex editor, for editing binary data
• HTML editor, for editing web pages
• MS-DOS Editor, a plain-text editor for MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows
• Source code editor, for editing source code
• Text editor, for editing plain text
• Word processor, for producing and editing any sort of printable material
• WYSIWYG editor, for editing and visualizing formatted text or graphics
• XML editor, for editing XML data

As other uses:

• Editors, indie rock band from Birmingham, England
• Linear video editing, editing images and sound recorded on videotape
• Non-linear editing system, audio or video editing system allowing random access
• The Editor, villain in the Doctor Who episode "The Long Game"
• Visual editor, person who decides the placement of art objects in a given space

See also

• List of video editing software
• Comparison of video editing software
• Video editing software

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