- layout, proofreading,
prepress proofing, etc. – that will
replace the "
preprinted m****cript". In a peer
review context: if an
author prepares a m****cript...
-
Businesses often use
envelopes preprinted with a
return address. Many
individuals have
sheets of
adhesive labels preprinted with
their home
address to affix...
-
Edible ink
printing is the
process of
creating preprinted images with
edible food
colors onto
various confectionery products such as cookies,
cakes and...
-
without a
preprinted barcode.
Because this
costs more than
barcoded mail, it is
rarely used. FIM C is used for
business reply mail with a
preprinted Intelligent...
- with
loose leafed pages to
allow for
expansion as the
collection grows.
Preprinted albums which are
commercially available are the
mainstay of the stamp...
- in
place of the
currency of a country. Each
cheque is
denominated in a
preprinted fixed, round,
amount of one of a
number of
major world currencies; it...
- came "computer acid" or "blotter
paper LSD,"
typically made by
dipping a
preprinted sheet of
blotting paper into an LSD/water/alcohol solution. More than...
- and
military records. In
British English, the word may also
denote a
preprinted journal format.
Today the term is
generally emplo**** for
personal diaries...
- guillotine-cut. The
cheapest grade of
continuous form
paper is
often preprinted with bars of
light green lines across its width, to
facilitate following...
-
electronically to a pharmacy. Alternatively, a
prescription may be
handwritten on
preprinted prescription forms that have been ****embled into pads, or
printed onto...
