A color with a reddish tone rather than a blue tone. Reds, browns, oranges, and yellows are in general considered to be “warm” colors.

Any non-wood or cloth paper, commonly petroleum (plastic) based.

For the purpose of preparing folding easier to crease paper with a metal rule.

When a client visits a printing company to view actual printed sheets of their task before a full production press run is started.

Any printing that is done on a field which has already been printed.

The original weight of 1000 sheets of any given size of paper.

Adjusting the spacing or hyphenation of words as well as characters to fill a given line of text from end to end. Sometimes mentioned to as word spacing.

The side of a piece of paper held by the gripper fingers as it goes through a printing press. Nothing can be published in this area.

The smoother side of a sheet in the paper. The rough side of the paper is The wire side. The difference happens in the papermaking process. The differences are terminated when papers are gloss or matte coated.

Producing materials to be printed using a personal computer, as opposed to taking non-electronic documents to a commercial printing company to be prepared for printing.