The Preparation of Manuscripts for the Printer
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A short title heading the text of a book, or a one=lined title on a full page. Hanging indention. Equal indention of all lines of a paragraph except the first, which is longer than the others. Head*band. A decorative band at the head of a page or chapter in a printed book, headline. A line of type set above the text to which it refers. Head=stick. A straight piece of furniture at the head of a form between the chase and the type or other matter. Hell~box. A receptacle for broken or battered typ...e. Impose. To arrange or place in a chase and lock=up, as pages of type. Imposing-stone. A flat, level slab, usually of stone, on which printers impose and correct forms of type.
124 The Preparation of Manuscripts imposition, The placing and arranging of set matter, plates, etc. , into columns, pages, or the like, as on the stone, in proper position for printing.
imprint, (i) The publisher's name, with the place and generally the date of issue, printed in a book or other publication. (2) A printer's name (and usu- ally address) on anything printed by him.
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A short title heading the text of a book, or a one=lined title on a full page. Hanging indention. Equal indention of all lines of a paragraph except the first, which is longer than the others. Head*band. A decorative band at the head of a page or chapter in a printed book, headline. A line of type set above the text to which it refers. Head=stick. A straight piece of furniture at the head of a form between the chase and the type or other matter. Hell~box. A receptacle for broken or battered typ...e. Impose. To arrange or place in a chase and lock=up, as pages of type. Imposing-stone. A flat, level slab, usually of stone, on which printers impose and correct forms of type.
124 The Preparation of Manuscripts imposition, The placing and arranging of set matter, plates, etc. , into columns, pages, or the like, as on the stone, in proper position for printing.
imprint, (i) The publisher's name, with the place and generally the date of issue, printed in a book or other publication. (2) A printer's name (and usu- ally address) on anything printed by him.
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