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The reference used for a carbonless top sheet of a multipart set.

The extent to which a paper will take in liquid.

Zigzag type of fold in which a sheet of paper has two or more parallel folds that open in the manner of an accordion; also known as fanfold and zigzag fold.

Paper produced from pulp containing little or no acid. Acid-free paper has a greater endurance than regular paper and is also known as alkaline paper, archival paper, neutral pH paper, permanent paper and thesis paper.

A hot-melt or cold-set glue used in bookbinding.

A generic term for bookbinding which uses adhesives along the backbone edges of assembled loose leaves to secure them together into a pad or book.

File format that is native to Adobe Illustrator and used to represent vector based drawings.

Paper produced from pulp containing little or no acid. Alkaline paper has a greater endurance than regular paper and is also known as acid-free paper, archival paper, neutral pH paper, permanent paper and thesis paper.

Paper produced from pulp containing little or no acid. Archival paper has a greater endurance than regular paper and is also known as acid-free paper, alkaline paper, neutral pH paper, permanent paper and thesis paper.

Graphical design of work intended for print.

Changes requested by client after work has already been approved.  This would usually entail additional costs.