Galley Proof
Proof of typeset text before it has been laid out or graphical elements added.
Baffled by the jargon some printers use? Let us explain what all those terms mean...
Proof of typeset text before it has been laid out or graphical elements added.
A fold, where the right and left sides of the paper are folded exactly in half towards the gutter so that their edges meet in the centre.
Abbreviation for Graphic Interchange Format: a popular file format for web graphics.
Applying gold pigment to the edges of pages in a closed book.
A shiny, lustrous finish.
Ink with a shiny appearance.
The process of applying a shiny gold metallic foil to a specified area to create a special visual effect.
The category of paper based on its quality and finish.
A gradual changing between two colours or from dark to light.
The direction in which the majority of the paper’s fibres lie.
The unit of measurement for paper weight.
Visual elements used to enhance text copy.
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