Types of paper normally used for printing books. Book paper text weight and is separated into uncoated or offset paper, and coated paper that includes a matte or gloss coating.

The procedure of averaging between pixels of different colors. As a result it is a smoother, more blended transition between the edge of two areas rather than a clearly jagged appearance.

A smooth paper that has a gentle patterned finish.

The last size of a printed piece after being cut from the sheet of paper that it was printed on.

The printing of two unlike images on two different sides of a sheet of paper by turning the sheet over after the first side is printed and using the same gripper as well as side guides.

The term devoted to right-justified type this is odd on the left.

A printing press, which prints on both sides of a sheet in a single pass through the press.

A term used to give a description of spotty or uneven ink absorption.

A rendition that expresses the placement of all the components, images, thumbnails etc., of a final printed piece.

This is a term which refers to a paper that a printer keeps on hand in their shop.