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Category Archives: Print Encyclopedia
REMEMBERING GUTENBERG- 550 YEARS LATER
550 years ago today, Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing press, passed away. It is hard to exaggerate the importance of Gutenberg’s contributions to society.
PRINT ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRY #15: DIE-CUTTING PART 2
Die cutting helps any printed piece stand out – and is a must for most custom packaging. When considering what form your die cut piece should take, think about its […]
PRINT ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRY #14: PRINT SCHEDULES
There was a time when printing schedules were nearly standard — way back in the days of camera-ready art, film-stripping, and, well . . . we forget! But the impact […]
PRINT ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRY #13: PRINT BUDGETS
This week’s print encyclopedia entry is all about budgeting for your print projects. When management asks what you’re going to spend on that printed piece, the smart answer is — […]
PRINT ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRY #12: POPULAR POSTAL TERMS
Below are some common terms we use in our day-to-day discussions of mailpiece design and ways to save money on postage costs: Address Change Service (ACS): An automated process that […]
PRINT ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRY #11: INK RECYCLING
One of the things about B&B that makes me really respect the company was their culture of sustainability. I was talking with our plant manager, Brian DiMattio, about what makes […]
