A type of adhesive binding hard cover books in which notches are cut out of the spines of the signatures so that glues seeps through onto the edges of the pages. Software that describes an entire page, including text, lines, screens, and graphics. An ink color system widely used in the Graphic Arts. There are approximately 500 basic colors for both coated and uncoated papers. The color number and formula for each color are shown beneath the color swatch in the ink book.
Examples are scanners, printers, external hard drives, tape backups and modems.
This is the building block of the bit-mapped image. Term commonly used to designate the type of PC system used, either Macintosh or IBM compatible. This is a feature that allows the same PS file to be output on different printing devices, and the output resolution of the file is only limited by the resolution of the output device. A process wherein a raster scan technique assembles an electronic page in a bit-mapped format on a pixel by pixel basis. Resin coated paper used in the printing industry.