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Bitmap

Computer image consisting of pixels or halftone dots.

Bitmap Image(bmp)

(Or Bitmap Image) Most computer images are bitmapped, meaning they are made up of individual colored pixels (one bit of information per pixel). A close examination of these images will reveal jagged edges (see aliasing).

Black Font

A font that has more weight than the bold version of a typeface.

Bleed

In graphic design and printing, refers to an ink color or image extending past the trim edge of a page. This occurs when the design of the final printed piece has color or images right up to the edge of the paper. The effect is accomplished by printing the item on a larger sized paper and trimming it to the actual size. Bleeds usually extend at least 1/8” past the actual edge.

Blueline Prepress

Proof where all colors show as blue images on white paper. Blueline is a generic term for proofs made from a variety of materials having similar appearances that may also be called blueprint, position proof, silverprint, Dylux and VanDyke.

Bond Paper

See About Paper - Bond

Book Paper

See About Paper - Book

Bronzing

Printing with a sizing ink, then applying bronze powder while still wet to produce a metallic luster.

Browser

The software used to view, manage, and access web pages by interpreting hypertext and hyperlinks. The two most common browsers are Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Web pages often appear differently depending on the brand and version of the browser intended to view them in.