In printing,refers to types or drawings that drops out of the background and assumes the colour of the paper.

A copy of a book sent to a newspaper or magazine for reviewing.

Enclosure slip sent with a review copy describing the book and giving its publication details.

A second or subsequent proof with corrections made from previous proof.

The science that study the flowing property of liquids.

Flat plastic coated cable in which the lines lie parallel to each other.

Web press folder which cuts web into ribbons for folding.See Former folder.

A non-fibrous sheet made from starch.It is thin,soft and reanslucent,used mainly for candy wrapping.

In the inking system of a press,the roller which is put on top another roller or rollers and not driven,it rotates with the roller in contact and serves to assest the breaking down and distributing the ink.see Disteibution rollers.

In paper-making,the top side or felt-side of paper.See Felt side.

Refer to folds that are at right-angles to each other.See Parallel fold.

Refers to a book in which the grain of the paper is running parallel to the spine of the book from head to tail.This grain direction is pregerred.

When facing rhe film's emulsion,if the image is readable, it is a right-reading film.A right-reading megarive film is required for making letterpress printing plate.See Wrong-reading film.

See Hard disc.

A form of loose leaf binding in which two or more rings pass through punched holes at the edge of the paper.See Loose leaf binding.

RISC is the acronym for "reduced instruction set computing".It is the techniques use in personal computer to reduce the amount of instruction and so increasing processing speeds.The concept is that most programs generally use only a few instructions,and if those basic instructions are made to execute faster,performance is increased .　

Undesirable visual effect on a text page in which bands of white lines seen down the page caused by large word spacing.

Synonymous with Reel.

Synonymous with Reel.

Coating aplied nto paper by rollers.　

Rollng a magazine to wrap paper around it for mailing.

Hand-rolled ink on paper or glasto spread it and to determine the colour or other characteristics of the ink.

The process of inking a plate with a roller.

Paper glazed by rolling.

A heavy colour line or lines across rhe printed sheets occurred on rhe image areas,caused by the plate inkers set too hard against the plate.The plate inkers lowered a little as they are passing rhe cylinder ga,then strike the leading edge of the plate and bounce,producing a streak on trhe roller that is transferred too the plate.See Gear streak.　

An offset term denoting that the ink does not stick to the mjetal ink rollers on the press.Possible causes might be too much damping solution or too much gum arabic.

Roman litters used as numerals.Such as:

(1) A general term used to describe any typeface with serifs.

(2) Any "upright"typeface as distinct for italic.Kmown as Plaim or Normal in DTP systems.

In computing,the maim or "top" directory in a hierarchical file strucure.

A type of matural resins and is an important component in paper-making size.

A press with two cylinders,one for impression while the other carries the plate.Paper is printed as it passes betweem them.It may be a sheet fed press or a web fed press.

A gruop of viscometers that use a rotational action to obtain reading for finding viscosity of more pasty like liquids such as offset inks.There are many types,typical of which are coaxial cylinders and cone-and-plate.

Gravure printing on rotary web press.

A full size but unpolished layout to see the exact proportion and arrangement of design elements.See Comprehensive layout,Thumbnail sketch.

In printing,refers to types or drawings that drops out of the background and assumes the colour of the paper.

A copy of a book sent to a newspaper or magazine for reviewing.

Enclosure slip sent with a review copy describing the book and giving its publication details.

A second or subsequent proof with corrections made from previous proof.

The science that study the flowing property of liquids.

Flat plastic coated cable in which the lines lie parallel to each other.

Web press folder which cuts web into ribbons for folding.See Former folder.

A non-fibrous sheet made from starch.It is thin,soft and reanslucent,used mainly for candy wrapping.

In the inking system of a press,the roller which is put on top another roller or rollers and not driven,it rotates with the roller in contact and serves to assest the breaking down and distributing the ink.see Disteibution rollers.

In paper-making,the top side or felt-side of paper.See Felt side.

Refer to folds that are at right-angles to each other.See Parallel fold.

Refers to a book in which the grain of the paper is running parallel to the spine of the book from head to tail.This grain direction is pregerred.

When facing rhe film's emulsion,if the image is readable, it is a right-reading film.A right-reading megarive film is required for making letterpress printing plate.See Wrong-reading film.

See Hard disc.

A form of loose leaf binding in which two or more rings pass through punched holes at the edge of the paper.See Loose leaf binding.

RISC is the acronym for "reduced instruction set computing".It is the techniques use in personal computer to reduce the amount of instruction and so increasing processing speeds.The concept is that most programs generally use only a few instructions,and if those basic instructions are made to execute faster,performance is increased .　

Undesirable visual effect on a text page in which bands of white lines seen down the page caused by large word spacing.

Synonymous with Reel.

Synonymous with Reel.

Coating aplied nto paper by rollers.　

Rollng a magazine to wrap paper around it for mailing.

Hand-rolled ink on paper or glasto spread it and to determine the colour or other characteristics of the ink.

The process of inking a plate with a roller.

Paper glazed by rolling.

A heavy colour line or lines across rhe printed sheets occurred on rhe image areas,caused by the plate inkers set too hard against the plate.The plate inkers lowered a little as they are passing rhe cylinder ga,then strike the leading edge of the plate and bounce,producing a streak on trhe roller that is transferred too the plate.See Gear streak.　

An offset term denoting that the ink does not stick to the mjetal ink rollers on the press.Possible causes might be too much damping solution or too much gum arabic.

Roman litters used as numerals.Such as:

(1) A general term used to describe any typeface with serifs.

(2) Any "upright"typeface as distinct for italic.Kmown as Plaim or Normal in DTP systems.

In computing,the maim or "top" directory in a hierarchical file strucure.

A type of matural resins and is an important component in paper-making size.

A press with two cylinders,one for impression while the other carries the plate.Paper is printed as it passes betweem them.It may be a sheet fed press or a web fed press.

A gruop of viscometers that use a rotational action to obtain reading for finding viscosity of more pasty like liquids such as offset inks.There are many types,typical of which are coaxial cylinders and cone-and-plate.

Gravure printing on rotary web press.

A full size but unpolished layout to see the exact proportion and arrangement of design elements.See Comprehensive layout,Thumbnail sketch.