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print shop: A place that handles the orders placed on the site, for example, a print center, copy shop,
or warehouse.
PrintMessenger: A utility for converting documents on your computer to PDFs and uploading them to
the site.
product: An item that is available for ordering on the site. Many products can be customized with your
content and print specifications. Some can be personalized with your data or images.
profile: Your site account and contact information.
promo (promotional) code: A code that you can enter during checkout to claim a discount on the price
of an order.
proof: A preview of what the printed job will look like before it is printed.
Q
quote: A price estimate for a job with certain specifications.
R
recipient: The person or entity to which an order (or part of an order) is to be delivered.
red eye correction: In DSFdesign Studio products, the process of fixing pupils that appear red in photos
so they appear black.
rotation: In DSFdesign Studio products: (1) The process of turning images to change their rotation, for
example, rotate them by 90 degrees or flip them horizontally or vertically. (2) The process of
turning objects (text, shapes, or images) at any angle to change the effect.
S
saturation: In DSFdesign Studio products, the vividness of colors in an image.
saved files: Files stored in your personal library of files so they can be used when you are customizing
products.
scale to fit: The automatic resizing of an image to fit the size of the selected output media.
sharpness: In DSFdesign Studio products, the clarity of edges and details in an image.
shrink wrap: The process of enclosing the print job in transparent cling wrap.
slip sheets: Extra sheets positioned between the printed sheets (for example, to separate a set of
copies or to prevent ink from being offset to the next sheet.
special instructions: Particular instructions that you provide on how the job should be produced.
special pages: Pages in a document that are printed/produced with print requirements that are
different from the rest of the document.
spending account: A fund (with a preset limit) that you can draw on to make authorized purchases.
Spending accounts are typically set for a specified time period (month/quarter/year/one time)
in accordance with budgetary allocations.
staple/stapling: The way the print job is bound with wire staples (for example, one staple slanted in
upper left corner or two staples on the top edge).