A	Artwork
	Authors Alterations

B	Back up
	Banner
	Blanket
	Bleed
	Brochure Printing

C	Commercial Printer
	Calendars
	Color Mode Conversions

D	Digital Printing
	Dot Matrix Printer

E	Emboss
	Engraving

F	Flyer printing
	Full color printing
	Format Set Up

G	Graphic Design
	Graphics File

L	Laser Printer
	Letterpress

M	Magnetic Ink
	Metallic Ink
	Multicolor printing

N	Natural Color
	Newsprint
	Non-impact Printing

O	Offprint
	Offset paper
	Offset printing
	Overprinting

P	Postcards
	Presentation Folders
	Posters

R	Resolution Of Images
	Reprographics
	R-print

S	Stationery
	Screen printing

 

Artwork – A material prepared for printing. It refers to photographs, drawings, paintings and printmaking.

Authors Alterations– The author makes alteration to the file after the first proof.

Back up– It’s a process of printing on the second side of the printed sheet.

Banner– Title or large headline expanded across the full page width.

Blanket- A rubber sheet used to transfer ink from plate to paper on press.

Bleed– Bleed refers to an image which extends beyond the trim edge of sheet or page occurs at head, front and foot of a page.

Brochure Printing- It’s a special printing made on brochures or pamphlets using printers.

Commercial Printer – A kind of Printer used to print large variety of products.

Calendars – A format which comprises of printed information regarding days, weeks, months and events in a year.

Color Mode Conversions – Color mode conversion is a collaboration of different changing colors. It is used to make colors looking different.

Digital Printing- Digital printers are used to print the images, text and designs on paper or any surface to produce printing digitally.

Dot Matrix Printer– Dot matrix printer is a type of computer printer used to print by impact striking an ink soaked cloth ribbon against the paper.

Emboss– A process used to create raised figure or design on fabric surface. It is an impression of image made on the surface.

Engraving– Engraving is a process of printing an image using a plate which is also popularly referred to be die.

Flyer printing- Flyer is a handbill or loose sheet where printing will be made.

Full color printing - It is process of printing the text, images, designs or graphics in best possible colors. Full color printing helps to come up in different colors.

Format Set Up - It's a setup made on size, shape and style of layout or printed piece.

Graphic design- A form of designing visual artistic image prints for the purpose of business advertisement.

Graphics File- A term used to represent files containing pictures, photographic images and even more.

Laser Printer- Laser printers are high quality personal computers which use a laser beam to create an image on photosensitive drum.

Letterpress- It’s a printing process where images are inked to produce an impression on paper.

Magnetic Ink– A magnetized ink is a special ink used to read or recognize the characters.

Metallic Ink– It is a kind of printing ink used to produce printings in gold, silver, bronze or metallic colors.

Multicolor printing– The term multicolor printing refers to printing an image using more than one ink color.

Natural Color– The term used to describe the natural color of paper. Generally, printing paper comes in brown, antique, cream, ivory, off white, mellow white colors.

Newsprint– A soft paper made from groundwood pulp and small quantity of chemical pulp to print newspaper.

Non-impact Printing– A kind of printing made where printer print without hitting the ribbon on the paper. It is made using lasers, ions, ink jets or heat to transfer images to paper.

Offprint– Reprint of information already published in magazine or journal.

Offset paper– Offset paper refer to quality uncoated book paper used in offset presses.

Offset printing– A process of transferring the inked image from the plate into rubber blanket on the printing surface.

Overprinting– It is a kind of printing made on the area already printed. Overprinting is also one of the familiar types of printing made around publishing centers.

Postcards– Cards used to represent printed or written information without using envelope.

Presentation Folders – A document folder made up of thick papers which protects the content presented in the folder.

Posters– Poster is a paper which comes up with printing of events, activities in beautiful text, graphic and design.

Resolution Of Images– Resolution of images states the measurement used in typesetting to express the output quality.

Reprographics– A term used to refer duplicating printed materials using high speed printers and other kinds of printing presses.

R-print– It is a process of making color photographic print from transparency.

Stationery– A term used to represent product such as envelopes, notepads, greeting cards, paper clips, staples, pens and even more. But, basically it use to represent paper.

Screen printing – A printing technique used to create sharp edged images, text on paper by pressing ink using stencil.