The term given to numbering the pages of a book.

A registered trade name, system of colour matching used in computer software, paper and inks.

Printing the second side of a sheet simultaneously (backing up).

Broken slotted cuts or rules to enable the paper to be torn in the correct place.

A sheet of metal holding the image from which an impression is produced.

The cylinder that holds the inked printing plate in position.

A machine where the printing plate is produced directly from data without the need for film.

A registered trade mark of Adobe Inc., It is a page description language which describes the content and layout of a page.

In the printing of a job, the total number of copies produced in one printing.

The printing inks Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black

The basic material used in papermaking, broken down mechanically or chemically.