Pages vs Sheets
In a document, "pages" refer to the number of digital pages, where as "sheets" define the amount of paper used to output/print the document. (i.e. A 24 page document, printed double sided, will be 12 sheets total)
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Bleeds |
C1s and C2s |
CMYK |
Collate |
Comb Bind
Crop Marks |
Digital Printing |
EPS |
Flat Size
Fold Marks |
Four Color Printing |
Gripper Margin
Imposition |
Landscape |
Matte Finish |
Offset Printing
Pages vs Sheets |
Pantone Matching System (PMS)
Perfect Bind |
Perf Marks |
PDF |
Portrait |
Prepress
Print Ready |
Process Color |
Registration
Right Angle |
RGB |
Saddle Stitch |
Score |
Screens
Separations |
Spiral Bind |
Spread |
Spot Color
Thermography |
Toner vs Ink |
UV coating |
Watermark