The amount of show-through on a printed sheet. The more opacity or the thicker the paper the less show-through. Removing the background of a picture or silhouetting an image in a picture. Copies printed in excess of the specified quantity. A type of binding that glues the edge of sheets to a cover like a telephone book, Microsoft software manual, or Country Living Magazine.
Printers nightmare that occurs as the surface of a sheet lifts off during printing.
Generally a paper manufactures quality control problem. A standard used to fit film to film and film to plates and plates to press to assure the proper registration of printer colors. The area where the grippers hold the sheet as it passes through the press. The abbreviated name of the Pantone Color Matching System. Abbreviated name for photomechanical transfer.