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SADDLE-STITCHING -
To fasten a booklet by wiring through the middle fold of the sheets.
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SCANNER -
An electronic device used in the making of color and tone-corrected separation of images.
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SCORE -
To impress or indent a mark with a rule in the paper to make folding easier.
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SCREEN RULING -
The number of lines or dots per inch on a halftone screen.
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SELF-COVER -
A cover of the same paper as the inside pages.
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SET-OFF -
When the ink of a printed sheet rubs off or marks the next sheet as it is being delivered. Also called offset.
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SILHOUETTE HALFTONE -
A halftone of a subject with all the background removed.
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SPIRAL BINDING -
A book bound with wires in a spiral form inserted through holes punched along the binding side.
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STET -
A Proofreaders mark, written in the margin, signifying that copy marked for corrections should remain as it was.
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STOCHASTIC SCREENING -
A digital screening process that converts images into very small dots of equal size and variable spacing.
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STRIPPING -
In image assembly, the position of negatives or positives to compose a page or layout for traditional platemaking.
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SURPRINT -
The exposure from a second film negative superimposed on an exposed image of a previous negative.
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