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The difference between "Letter" size paper (8.5 x 11 inches) and A4 paper depends on where you are; each size is the standard for letters, magazines, copy machines, and desktop printing.
A4 (210 mm x 297 mm), the standard in most countries outside North America, is not quite as wide as Letter size (approx. 216 mm x 279 mm) paper and is longer. When exchanging documents this difference can cause problems. For example, a document formatted for A4 paper must be reformatted (possibly causing page numbering and referencing errors) to print on Letter size -- otherwise information at the bottom of the longer A4 page may be lost. TIP: When photocopying A4 pages to Letter size paper, reduce the pages 94% to fit the shorter paper. When photocopying Letter size pages to A4 paper reduce the pages 97% to fit the slightly narrower page (or risk losing margins or text that appears near the page edges).
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What is a letter press printing plate called?
The answer to a recent crossword puzzle clue, "Letterpress printing plate", was "Linecut"
What companies offer newsletter printing services?
There are many newsletter printing services avlailable in Bhubaneswar. But I know SHILabs Private Limited is one of the newsletter printing services.Vistaprint, PrintStop, and Printo Several companies offer newsletter printing services.
Printing plate for printing machine its H.S code?
3701
What subcategory of technology does a printing press fall under and why?
A printing press can be subcategorized as both "data storage" and communication.
What is screen printing techniques and screen printing method?
Screen printing process comprises of creating a printing stencil that's is later on used to apply ink layers on the surface. In this process each and every color needs a separate stencil to be applied on the surface. Every stencil is applied step by step until the desired results are gained.Screen printing is the best option for getting the high resolution results when printing on shirts and products with dark background. In this process thicker ink is applied as compared to digital printing process that produce the high quality colors even on dark surface.
What does eso me lo envio el gringo d printing mean?
The american from printing sent me that.
What is a letter press printing plate called?
The answer to a recent crossword puzzle clue, "Letterpress printing plate", was "Linecut"
What does quantum easing mean?
Printing money.
What are the main uses of laser plotters?
A laser plotter is a graphics printer that makes images with extremely high resolution. It is used in printing various forms such as letter press printing, colour printing or digital printing.
What is a capital letter with a flourish in printing?
A capital letter with a flourish in printing is a embellished or decorative version of a capital letter that includes extra embellishments or decorations, often used for decorative or ornamental purposes in typography or design.
What does a double dagger sign mean in printing?
diesis
Why printing revolutionised publishing?
The invention of the printing press (by Johann Gutenberg) made it easier to print many copies of a document or book. Before that, each copy had to be laboriously hand copied, letter-by-letter.
What are 5 different types if print?
1. Offset Lithography 2. Digital Printing 3. Letter Press 4. Electrostatic Printing 5. Thermography * there are many different types of printing besides these
What does CYM mean?
in computer and or color printing it means CyanYellowMagenta
How was block printing used in the middle ages?
Block printing was done by using individual letter 'stamps' to create pages of writing without any need for handwriting. Block printing is the direct predecessor to the pruinting press, which used printing blocks arranged and then (using a wine press) printing pages at a time. The printing press is the predecessor of modern day printers.
What does Gutenberg mean?
It's a name. Gutenberg invented the printing press.
What does transparency mean when printing a document?
Hard to explain try this link out.
