The following list of common terminology used in publishing may introduce you to expressions you will come to hear and use frequently. Name for a standard-size business envelope. Delivery by the printer of more than the desired quantity of a printed piece.
Vendors usually charge a percentage of the unit cost for each extra piece delivered.
As with underruns, the industry standard is 10 percent of the requested quantity. Northeastern University has a policy of not accepting more than 5 percent of the requested quantity. The project cost estimate, which breaks down the estimated costs of producing a piece. PEs will be corrected at no cost to the client. Ink matching system used universally by printers and designers.