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shadows, sheet, short-edge first SEF, SMB Server Message Block, smooth scaling, source profile

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185 shadows The darkest part of an image (original and reproduction). A shadow has densities near the maximum. In a reproduction, shadows are printed with dot areas between 80 percent and 100 percent. sheet Both surfaces of one printed press sheet. short-edge first (SEF) A printer page orientation where pages are delivered to the printer with the narrow edge of the paper going in first. slug The text added to one side of the printed layout. The slug contains information about the job and its settings. Also referred to as label or caption. SMB (Server Message Block) SMB, also known as CIFS (Common Internet File System), is a protocol for sharing files, printers, and other resources between computers. smooth scaling The ability to maintain the same detail and smoothness with different degrees of enlargement. Smooth scaling allows you to scale up low-resolution images without creating a jagged appearance. source profile The specifications for how the CMYK and RGB values in a file should be interpreted as an actual color when displayed or output through a given device.

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shadows
The darkest part of an image (original and reproduction). A
shadow has densities near the maximum. In a reproduction,
shadows are printed with dot areas between 80 percent and 100
percent.
sheet
Both surfaces of one printed press sheet.
short-edge first (SEF)
A printer page orientation where pages are delivered to the printer
with the narrow edge of the paper going in first.
slug
The text added to one side of the printed layout. The slug contains
information about the job and its settings. Also referred to as
label
or
caption
.
SMB (Server Message Block)
SMB, also known as
CIFS (Common Internet File System)
, is a
protocol for sharing files, printers, and other resources between
computers.
smooth scaling
The ability to maintain the same detail and smoothness with
different degrees of enlargement. Smooth scaling allows you to
scale up low-resolution images without creating a jagged
appearance.
source profile
The specifications for how the CMYK and RGB values in a file
should be interpreted as an actual color when displayed or output
through a given device.
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