Light-sensitive coating on paper or film for making contact prints of technical drawings.

Sharp metal rule used for die cutting or block of metal used for embossing or foil stamping.

Cutting irregular shapes in paper using metal rules mounted on a letter press.

Ability of paper and other substrates to retain their exact size despite the influence of temperature, moisture, or stretching.

Mail designed to motivate readers to respond directly to senders with a purchase, donation, or other action.

Flexible metal strip that cleans excess ink from a gravure plate prior to each impression.

To block light from selected areas while making a photographic print.

Chemical or photographic method of color correcting separation negatives.

Phenomenon of dots printing larger on paper than they are on negatives or plates.

To expose a plate or proof to two negatives to create a composite image.

To print a single image twice so it has two layers of ink.

Sample of specified ink and paper, used to evaluate color.

To bore holes in paper so sheets fit over posts of loose-leaf binders.