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138	caută...	search... [483]	de+recherche ...	suche+...
139	Citește mai mult ...	Read more ... [482]	?	?
140	Structură afacere	Bussiness Structure [481]	?	?
141	Despre Noi	About Us [480]	?	?
142	Copyright (c) 2010 Eurogama Invest. Toate drepturile rezervate.	Copyright (c) 2010 Eurogama Invest. All rights reserved. [459]	?	?
143	Urcă	Upload [458]	?	?
144	Descarcă	Download [457]	?	?
145	?	Send to ... [456]	?	?
146	?	Print [455]	?	?
147	?	Cancel [454]	?	?
148	?	Ok [453]	?	?
149	?	Delete [452]	?	?
150	?	Load [451]	?	?
151	?	Save [450]	?	?
152	?	Previous [449]	?	?
153	?	Next [448]	?	?
154	?	(What you see Is What You Get) Means that what you see n the computer monitor is generally the same as what appears on the hard copy or film. Pronounced "wizzywig". [447]	?	?
155	?	WYSIWYG [446]	?	?
156	?	The highly inter-connected network of hypertext servers (HTTP servers) which allow text, graphics, sound and video files to be displayed. [445]	?	?
157	?	WWW (World Wide Web) [444]	?	?
158	?	To print one side of a sheet of paper, then turn it over from left to right and print the second side using the same gripper and plate but opposite side guide [443]	?	?
159	?	work and turn [442]	?	?
160	?	To print one side of a sheet of paper, then turn it over from gripper to back using the same side guide and plate to print the second side. [441]	?	?
161	?	work and tumble [440]	?	?
162	?	Folding or feeding pager into a press with the grain of the paper parallel to the blade of the folder or the axis of the impression cylinder. [439]	?	?
163	?	with the grain [438]	?	?
164	?	A continuous double series of wire loops run through punched slots along the binding side of a booklet. [437]	?	?
165	?	wire-o binding [436]	?	?
166	?	The process of cleaning the rollers, form or plate, and sometimes the ink fountain of a printing press. [435]	?	?
167	?	washup [434]	?	?
168	?	A thin, protective coating applied to a printed sheet for protection or appearance. Also, in inkmaking, it can be all or part of the ink vehicle. [433]	?	?
169	?	varnish [432]	?	?
170	?	In printing, marks placed on the copy to indicate the edge of the page. [431]	?	?
171	?	trim marks [430]	?	?
172	?	In printing, the ability to print a wet ink film over previously printed ink. Dry trapping is printing wet ink over dry ink. Wet trapping is printing wet ink over previously printed wet ink. In prepress, refers to how much overprinting colors overlap to eliminate white lines between colors in printing. [429]	?	?
173	?	trapping [428]	?	?
174	?	The body matter of a page or book, as distinguished from the headings. [427]	?	?
175	?	text [426]	?	?
176	?	A file format for graphics suited for representing scanned images and other large bitmaps. TIFF is a neutral format designed for compatibility with all applications. TIFF was created specifically for storing grayscale images, and it is the standard format for scanned images such as photographs-now called TIFF*barIT. [425*]	?	?
177	?	tagged image file format (TIFF) [424]	?	?
178	?	A book bound with wires in spiral form inserted through holes punched along the binding side. [423]	?	?
179	?	spiral binding [422]	?	?
180	?	A halftone of a subject with all of the background removed. [421]	?	?
181	?	silhouette halftone [420]	?	?
182	?	In printing and binding, the name given to a printed sheet after it has been folded. [419]	?	?
183	?	signature [418]	?	?
184	?	In binding, to wire the sheets or signatures of a magazine or booklet on the side near the backbone. [417]	?	?
185	?	side wire [416]	?	?
186	?	In printing, the undesirable condition in which the printing on the reverse side of a sheet can be seen through the sheet under normal lighting conditions. [415]	?	?
187	?	show-through [414]	?	?
188	?	To print one side of a sheet of paper with one plate, then turn the sheet over and print the other side with another plate using same gripper and opposite side guide. [413]	?	?
189	?	sheetwise [412]	?	?
190	?	A cover of the same paper as inside text pages. [411]	?	?
191	?	self cover [410]	?	?
192	?	In offset lithography, a film of ink printing in the non-image areas of a plate where it should not print. [409]	?	?
193	?	scum [408]	?	?
194	?	In photography, a print with a halftone screen made from a halftone negative or by diffusion transfer. [407]	?	?
195	?	screened print [406]	?	?
196	?	In color reproduction, angles at which the half-tone screens are placed with relation to one another, to avoid undesirable moiré patterns. A set of angles often used is: black 45°, magenta 75°, yellow 90°, cyan 105°. [405]	?	?
197	?	screen angles [404]	?	?
198	?	contact screen A halftone screen on film having a dot structure of graded density, used in vacuum contact with the photographic film to produce halftones. [403]	?	?
199	?	screen [402]	?	?
200	?	To impress or indent a mark with a string or rule in the paper to make folding easier. [401]	?	?
201	?	score [400]	?	?
202	?	In binding, to fasten a booklet by wiring it through the middle fold of the sheets. [399]	?	?
203	?	saddle wire [398]	?	?
204	?	In electronic imaging, the quantification of printout quality using the number of spots per inch. [397]	?	?
205	?	resolution [396]	?	?
206	?	Crosses or other targets applied to original copy prior to photography. Used for positioning films in register, or for register of two or more colors in process printing. [395]	?	?
207	?	register marks [394]	?	?
208	?	In printing, fitting of two or more printing images in exact alignment with each other. [393]	?	?
209	?	register [392]	?	?
210	?	In digital imaging, a combination of computer software and hardware that controls the printing process by calculating the bit maps of images and instructing printing device to create the images. Most PostScript systems use a hardware RIP built into the printer. [391]	?	?
211	?	raster image processor (RIP) [390]	?	?
212	?	In printing, the subtractive primaries: yellow, magenta and cyan, plus black in four-color process printing. [389]	?	?
213	?	process colors [388]	?	?
214	?	In color reproduction, a proof of color subject made on a printing press, in advance of the production run. [387]	?	?
215	?	press proofs [386]	?	?
216	?	In digital prepress, the test used to evaluate or analyze every component needed to produce a printing job. Preflight confirms the type of disk being submitted, the color gamut, color breaks, and any art required (illustrations, transparencies, reflective photos, etc.) plus layout files, screen fonts, printer fonts, EPS or TIFF files, laser proofs, page sizes, print driver, crop marks, etc. [385]	?	?
217	?	preflight [384]	?	?
218	?	A page description language developed by Adobe Systems, Inc. to describe an image for printing. It handles both text and graphics. A PostScript file is a purely text-based description of a page. [383]	?	?
219	?	PostScript [382]	?	?
220	?	In photography, film containing an image in which the dark and light values are the same as the original. The reverse of negative. [381]	?	?
221	?	positive [380]	?	?
222	?	Color proof for checking position, layout and*baror color breakout of image elements. [379*]	?	?
223	?	position proof [378]	?	?
224	?	Printer's unit of measurement, used principally for designating type sizes. There are 12 points to a pica; approximately 72 points to an inch. [377]	?	?
225	?	point [376]	?	?
226	?	Short for "picture element." A pixel is the smallest resolvable point of a raster image. It is the basic unit of digital imaging [375]	?	?
227	?	pixel [374]	?	?
228	?	In copy preparation, the use of accurately positioned holes and special pins on copy, film, plates and presses to insure proper register or fit of colors. [373]	?	?
229	?	pin register [372]	?	?
230	?	Printer's unit of measurement used principally in typesetting. One pica equals approximately 1*bar6 of an inch. [371*]	?	?
231	?	pica [370]	?	?
232	?	A propriety format for the transfer of designs across multiple computer platforms. PDF is a universal electronic file format, modeled after the PostScript language and is device-and resolution-independent. Documents in the PDF format can be viewed, navigated, and printed from any computer regardless of the fonts or software programs used to create the original. [369]	?	?
233	?	PDF (Portable Document File) [368]	?	?
234	?	In computerized typesetting, the process of performing page makeup automatically. [367]	?	?
235	?	pagination [366]	?	?
236	?	In artwork, a transparent covering over the copy where color break, instructions or corrections are marked. Also, transparent or translucent prints which, when placed on the other form a composite picture. [365]	?	?
237	?	overlay [364]	?	?
238	?	In photoengraving and offset lithography, to paint out areas on a negative not wanted on the plate. In paper, the property which makes it less transparent. [363]	?	?
239	?	opaque [362]	?	?
240	?	That property of paper which minimizes the show-through of printing from the back side or the next sheet. [361]	?	?
241	?	opacity [360]	?	?
242	?	See set-off. In printing, the process of using an intermediate blanket cylinder to transfer an image from the image carrier to the substrate. Short for offset lithography. [359]	?	?
243	?	offset [358]	?	?
244	?	In photography, film containing an image in which the values of the original are reversed so that the dark areas in the subject appear light on the film and vice versa. [357]	?	?
245	?	negative [356]	?	?
246	?	In offset preparation, a polyester film specially suited for stripping positives because of its mechanical strength and dimensional stability. [355]	?	?
247	?	Mylar [354]	?	?
248	?	The spotty or uneven appearance of printing, mostly in solid areas. [353]	?	?
249	?	mottle [352]	?	?
250	?	In color process printing, the undesirable screen pattern caused by incorrect screen angles of overprinting halftones. [351]	?	?
251	?	moire [350]	?	?
252	?	The tonal range between highlights and shadows of a photograph or reproduction. [349]	?	?
253	?	middle tones [348]	?	?
254	?	A term for a camera-ready pasteup of artwork. It includes type, photos, line art, etc., all on one piece of artboard. [347]	?	?
255	?	mechanical [346]	?	?
256	?	printing, all work done to set up a press for printing. [345]	?	?
257	?	makeready [344]	?	?
258	?	The drawing or sketch of a proposed printed piece. In platemaking, a sheet indicting the settings for a step-and-repeat machine. [343]	?	?
259	?	layout [342]	?	?
260	?	A plastic film bonded by heat and pressure to a printed sheet for protection or appearance. [341]	?	?
261	?	lamination [340]	?	?
262	?	In typesetting, subtracting space between two characters, making them closer together. [339]	?	?
263	?	kerning [338]	?	?
264	?	In digital imaging, the positioning of pages on a signature so that after printing, folding, and cutting, all pages will appear in the proper sequence. [337]	?	?
265	?	imposition [336]	?	?
266	?	In digital imaging, a generic term that applies to film output devices for type and graphics. The difference between an imagesetter and a typesetter is in the format of the data that has been converted from discrete character raster lines to raster data using bitmaps. [335]	?	?
267	?	imagesetter [334]	?	?
268	?	The permanent visual record of the output of a computer or printer. Also, the material sent to a typesetter in typed form, for conversion into typeset material. [333]	?	?
269	?	hard copy [332]	?	?
270	?	The reproduction of continuous-tone images, through a screening process, which converts the image into dots of various sizes and equal spacing between centers (AM screening), or dots of equal size with variable spacing between them (FM screening). [331]	?	?
271	?	halftone [330]	?	?
272	?	Register within +*bar- 1bar2 row of dots. [329*]	?	?
273	?	hairline register [328]	?	?
274	?	The blank space or inner margin from printing area to binding. [327]	?	?
275	?	gutter [326]	?	?
276	?	In sheetfed printing presses, metal fingers that clamp on paper and control its flow as it passes through. [325]	?	?
277	?	grippers [324]	?	?
278	?	Unprintable blank edge of paper on which grippers bear, usually 1*bar2 or less. [323*]	?	?
279	?	gripper margin [322]	?	?
280	?	The leading edge of pager as it passes through a printing press. Also, the front edge of a lithographic or wrap-around plate that is secured to front clamp of plate cylinder. [321]	?	?
281	?	gripper edge [320]	?	?
282	?	A strip of standard gray tones, ranging from white to black, placed at the side of original copy during photography to measure tonal range and contrast (gamma) obtained. [319]	?	?
283	?	gray scale [318]	?	?
284	?	In papermaking, the direction in which most fibers lie which corresponds with the direction in which the paper is made on a peper machine. [317]	?	?
285	?	grain [316]	?	?
286	?	Each succeeding stage in reproduction from the original copy. [315]	?	?
287	?	generation [314]	?	?
288	?	In digital imaging, typically a low-resolution image positioned in a document to be replaced later with a higher resolution version of the same image. [313]	?	?
289	?	FPO (For Position Only) [312]	?	?
290	?	The size, style, type page, margins, printing requirements, etc., of a printed piece. [311]	?	?
291	?	format [310]	?	?
292	?	In offset, the assembly of pages and other images for printing. In letterpress, type and other matter locked in a chase for printing. [309]	?	?
293	?	form [308]	?	?
294	?	In composition, a complete assortment of letters, numbers, punctuation marks, etc. of a given size and design. [307]	?	?
295	?	font [306]	?	?
296	?	The page number [305]	?	?
297	?	folio [304]	?	?
298	?	In offset lithography, the assembled composite of negatives on goldenrod paper or positives on film, ready for platemaking. Also, a photograph or halftone that is lacking in contrast. [303]	?	?
299	?	flat [302]	?	?
300	?	In digital prepress, a file format used to transfer graphic images within compatible applications. A file containing structured PostScript code, comments and a screen display image. [301]	?	?
301	?	EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) [300]	?	?
302	?	in photography, the side of the film coated with the silver halide emulsion. [299]	?	?
303	?	emulsion side [298]	?	?
304	?	Impressing an image in relief to achieve a raised surface; either overprinting or on blank paper (called blind embossing). [297]	?	?
305	?	embossing [296]	?	?
306	?	Paper with a raised or depressed surface resembling wood, cloth, leather or other pattern. [295]	?	?
307	?	embossed finish [294]	?	?
308	?	In photomechanics, a term for a two-color halftone reproduction from a one-color photograph. [293]	?	?
309	?	duotone [292]	?	?
310	?	A preliminary layout showing the position of illustrations and text as they are to appear in the final reproduction. A set of blank pages made up in advance to show the size, shape, form and general style of a piece of printing. [291]	?	?
311	?	dummy [290]	?	?
312	?	In inkmaking, a term used to describe ink chemist's method of roughly determining color shade. A small glob of ink is placed on paper and drawn down with the edge of a putty knife spatula to get a thin film of ink. [289]	?	?
313	?	draw-down [288]	?	?
314	?	A measure of the resolution of a screen image or printed page. Spots per inch (spi) is a more appropriate term. [287]	?	?
315	?	dots per inch (dpi) [286]	?	?
316	?	In printing, a defect in which dots print larger than they should, causing darker tones or stronger colors. [285]	?	?
317	?	dot gain [284]	?	?
318	?	The individual element of a halftone. In AM screening the dots vary in size. In FM screening the dots are very small and usually all the same size. [283]	?	?
319	?	dot [282]	?	?
320	?	An intaglio process for the production of letterheads, business cards, etc., printing from lettering or other designs engraved into copper or steel. [281]	?	?
321	?	die-stamping [280]	?	?
322	?	The process of using sharp steel rules to cut special shapes for labels, boxes and containers, from printed sheets. Die-cutting can be done on either flatbed or rotary presses. Rotary die-cutting is usually done inline with the printing. [279]	?	?
323	?	die-cutting [278]	?	?
324	?	To eliminate portions of the copy, usually on a photograph or plate, indicated on the original by cropmarks. density The degree of darkness (light absorption or opacity) of a photographic image. [277]	?	?
325	?	crop [276]	?	?
326	?	The tonal gradation between the highlights, middle tones and shadows in an original or reproduction. [275]	?	?
327	?	contrast [274]	?	?
328	?	A photographic print made from a negative or positive in contact with sensitized paper, film or printing plate. [273]	?	?
329	?	contact print [272]	?	?
330	?	In photography, the process of separating color originals into the primary printing color components in negative or positive form. [271]	?	?
331	?	color separation [270]	?	?
332	?	Off-press overlays colors, progressive proofs. [269]	?	?
333	?	color keys [268]	?	?
334	?	The subtractive process colors used in color printing. Black (K) is added to enhance color and contrast. [267]	?	?
335	?	CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) [266]	?	?
336	?	Overlap of overprinting images to avoid color or white fringes or borders around image detail. Called trapping in digital imaging systems. [265]	?	?
337	?	chokes and spreads [264]	?	?
338	?	Copy which is ready for photography. [263]	?	?
339	?	camera-ready [262]	?	?
340	?	In platemaking, a common term used for a plate exposure. [261]	?	?
341	?	Burn [260]	?	?
342	?	In offset lithography and photoengraving, a photoprint made from stripped-up negatives or positives, used as a proof to check position of image elements. [259]	?	?
343	?	blueprint [258]	?	?
344	?	A design which is stamped without metallic leaf or ink, giving a bas-relief effect. [257]	?	?
345	?	blind embossing [256]	?	?
346	?	An extra amount of printed image which extends beyond the trim edge of the sheet or page. [255]	?	?
347	?	bleed [254]	?	?
348	?	In offset printing, a rubber-surfaced fabric which is clamped around a cylinder, to which the image is transferred from the plate, and from which it is transferred to the paper. [253]	?	?
349	?	blanket [252]	?	?
350	?	In binding, a term used for two or more parallel folds which open like an accordion. [251]	?	?
351	?	accordion fold [250]	?	?
352	?	Search [249]	?	?
353	?	We have (1) guest online [248]	?	?
354	?	We have (#) guests online [247]	?	?
355	?	Graphic Arts Terms [246]	?	?
356	?	Ream more [245]	?	?
357	Înapoi	Back [244]	?	?
358	?	Send [243]	?	?
359	?	Enter your message [242]	?	?
360	?	Message subject: [241]	?	?
361	?	E-mail address: [240]	?	?
362	?	Enter your name: [239]	?	?
363	?	Top of Form [238]	?	?
364	?	Send an e-mail to this Contact: [237]	?	?
365	?	Short description of Job [236]	?	?
366	?	None, Folding,Scoring,Folding and Scoring,Perforating, Saddle-Stitch, Foil Stamping, Consecutive Numbering, Die-Cutting, Drilling,UV Lamination, Varnish [235]	?	?
367	?	Bindery: [234]	?	?
368	?	Quantity [233]	?	?
369	?	Due Date [232]	?	?
370	?	Project [231]	?	?
371	?	needed [230]	?	?
372	?	Artwork [229]	?	?
373	?	CMYK [228]	?	?
374	?	Colors: [227]	?	?
375	?	Simple packages, Complex Packages, Cardboard Packing, Simple POSM, Complex POSM, Plastics, Screen Printing. [226]	?	?
376	?	If your desired project not listed above,please specify it. [225]	?	?
377	?	Project: [224]	?	?
378	?	Please specify in your Quote request bellow: [223]	?	?
379	?	Europe [222]	?	?
380	?	Bucharest, Romania [221]	?	?
381	?	sector 5, cod 050911 [220]	?	?
382	?	Calea Rahovei no. 240, Corp C14 [219]	?	?
383	?	Quick Quote [218]	?	?
384	?	Stamp Creation [217]	?	?
385	?	Brand Development [216]	?	?
386	?	Ignis Advertising consists of several Departmens: Client Service, Creative, DTP, PR and Strategic Planning,where the professional team ensures the high quality of all the offered services. [215]	?	?
387	?	Leaflet Holder [214]	?	?
388	?	Ceiling counters, Counter Displays [213]	?	?
389	?	Corrugated cardboard 1,70cm height [212]	?	?
390	?	Wobblers, neck-hanger, Leaflets [211]	?	?
391	?	Paper Bags [210]	?	?
392	?	Shelftakers [209]	?	?
393	?	Leaflets [208]	?	?
394	?	Counter display Presenter [207]	?	?
395	?	CORRUGATED CARDBOARD, Boxes, Flexo printed [206]	?	?
396	?	Pasteboard, Mat laminated, Selective UV varnished [205]	?	?
397	?	Mat laminated, Selective UV varnished, Hot foil, Emboss [204]	?	?
398	?	Pasteboard, Magnets, Mat laminated, Selective varnished [203]	?	?
399	?	Cardboard packages [202]	?	?
400	?	between Lukoil and Crimbo Gas 2000 station [201]	?	?
401	?	Compressor with bold "Timpuri Noi" [200]	?	?
402	?	Compressor [199]	?	?
403	?	Aggregate for gathering, stapling and finishing [198]	?	?
404	?	Insering Machine Contagor470 [197]	?	?
405	?	Gathering Machine [196]	?	?
406	?	Invoices Section [195]	?	?
407	?	Spectroscan [194]	?	?
408	?	Genius Color Page View [193]	?	?
409	?	UMAX Power look III [192]	?	?
410	?	Epson Perfection 1200 Photo [191]	?	?
411	?	Scanners [190]	?	?
412	?	Plates developer machine - Lastra Thermal 250T [189]	?	?
413	?	Laser machine LUSCHER LI 0-1934 [188]	?	?
414	?	HP 1020-Printer [187]	?	?
415	?	Cannon IR 2016 - Copiator [186]	?	?
416	?	Colorgraf X2 Plotter [185]	?	?
417	?	HP Office jet 6200 [184]	?	?
418	?	Canon LBP 800 [183]	?	?
419	?	HP 600 DeskJet [182]	?	?
420	?	4 x HP LaserJet 1200- 1320 [181]	?	?
421	?	HP LaserJet 4500 DN [180]	?	?
422	?	HP LaserJet 9500 DN [179]	?	?
423	?	HP Design Jet 120 [178]	?	?
424	?	Mutoh Spitfire 65 - Plotter [177]	?	?
425	?	Printers, Plotter, Photocopiers [176]	?	?
426	?	Compaq Nx - Laptop [175]	?	?
427	?	HP Pavillion 5600 - Laptop [174]	?	?
428	?	Pentium Core Duo 1,8 GHz [173]	?	?
429	?	Compaq Presario 1200 Mhz - Laptop [172]	?	?
430	?	Pentium 150 Mhz [171]	?	?
431	?	Pentium II 400 Mhz [170]	?	?
432	?	Pentium III 600 Mhz [169]	?	?
433	?	AMD Duron 1200 Mhz [168]	?	?
434	?	AMD Athlon 1200 Mhz [167]	?	?
435	?	AMD Athlon XP 1 700 Mhz [166]	?	?
436	?	Pentium IV 1400 Mhz [165]	?	?
437	?	Compaq Deskpro [164]	?	?
438	?	Pentium III 800 Mhz [163]	?	?
439	?	Pentium IV 1,4 GHz [162]	?	?
440	?	Pentium IV 2,4 GHz [161]	?	?
441	?	Pentium IV 3 GHz [160]	?	?
442	?	Dual Pentium IV 3,2 GHz [159]	?	?
443	?	I Mac G4- 800 Mhz [158]	?	?
444	?	Apple Macintosh Dual G4 1,0 Ghz [157]	?	?
445	?	Apple Macintosh Dual G4 1,25 GHz [156]