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CMYK is an abbreviation for the four ink colors used to create full-color printing. By using just these four inks, approximately 16,000 color variations can be produced.

If you are planning to laminate a print project, there are a variety of options from which to choose. Here is an overview of the laminate options to consider.

Originating from Latin, Recto and Verso are terms used within the printing and publishing industries to indicate the relative placement of content on a sheet.

The number of sheets (a.k.a. leaves) within a book is often listed as the page count when submitting a book's specifications. However, this is incorrect and will result in an inaccurate quote.

Wood pulp fibers align during the paper manufacturing process. This gives paper a directional grain, which can affect certain folding and binding operations.

Collating refers to how printed documents are organized. Collated printing is arranged in a specific order. Uncollated printing is not arranged in any particular order.