Blueline Proof
A one-color print typically used as a final check (other than to check colors) of the film that will be used to create a print piece.
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blues (or bluelines): Photographic proofs of the printing plates for a book. Blues are reviewed as a means to inspect the set type, layout, and design of the book's pages before it goes to press.
Blueline: A printer's proof, actually blue on white paper. All AAs and corrections should have been made prior to seeing a blueline.
Brightness: The reflectivity of pulp, paper or paperboard under test conditions.
Blueline A blue line drawn on a mechanical to indicate where a page will be cut. Body copy The text of a print ad, not including the headline, logo, or subscript material.
 See also: Commission, Advertising, Image, Market, Place
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