The pages of the artwork are arranged such that after printing, cutting and folding, the pages will be in the correct order. Sometimes seen when an imposition proof is supplied electronically, the pages will not be in chronological order.
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To die-cut the top layer but not the backing of a two layered sticker/label.
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Where a thin plastic film is fixed to one or both sides of the paper. This can create a silky matt or a high gloss finish, depending on the intended purpose and personal preference. It also acts as a protective barrier if the print needs to be more durable or is likely to encounter a...
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Where a document is oriented so the long edges are at the top and bottom. As opposed to portrait.
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The most popular print process, a metal plate is treated so that the image area attracts the oil-based inks, while the wet non-image areas resist them.
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All work associated with setting up the print press before production.
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See Dummy.
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The files to be printed which make up the artwork Usually a print ready PDF.
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One side of a sheet of paper. For example, an A4 sheet has 2 pages. An A4 sheet folded in half to A5 has 4 pages.
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See Spot colours.
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