Konica Minolta Digital StoreFront - Manual (Page 119)

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G G l l o o s s s s a a r r y y
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additional services: Various post-printing services performed on a printed job (for example, trimming,
folding, drilling, stapling, laminating, perforating).
address book: The names and addresses of your contacts. You can select these during checkout.
approval: (1) The process of approving a quote you receive from the print shop for an order you
placed. (2) The process of reviewing and authorizing an order by a designated person
(configured for the print shop).
B
back cover: The characteristics of the back cover (for example, print on outside and inside in black-
and-white, green cover, or clear plastic cover).
bind/binding: The way the pages of the print job are held together (for example, blue coil binding,
saddle stitch, or white comb binding).
brightness: In DSFdesign Studio products, the lightness or darkness of images.
C
cart: The virtual shopping basket to which you add items you intend to buy.
Classic Product Builder: The process of ordering a product that involves making your selections and
then previewing them on separate pages in a series of steps. (See also Visual Product Builder.)
cloud downloads: The process of transferring your files from a service such as Google Drive, Picasa,
Dropbox, or PrintMe to the site so you can them in a product you are customizing.
collate/collation: The process of assembling all the components of the print job in the correct order.
color or B&W: Printing in color ink or black ink.
contrast: In DSFdesign Studio products, the difference between light and dark areas in images
conversion to PDF: The process of turning a file from its original format (for example, Microsoft Word
or Adobe Illustrator) into a print-ready PDF file.
cover: The front, back, and spine of a bound printed document.
cropping: In DSFdesign Studio products, the process of keeping only part of an image to use in the
product.
cut: The way the print job is cut (for example, in half, in quarters, or to a specific margin).
D
delivery method: The way a purchased item or order is sent to the recipient.
drill/drilling: The holes drilled for the print job (for example, three holes on left side, as for a three-ring
binder).