SMC228H1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Endpaper, Laid Paper, Degree Symbol
16 Dec 2012
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Vocabulary terms for final exam: accidentals: in textual criticism, such formal features of a text as capitalization, spelling, word division, punctuation, and italicization, as opposed to wording. That which is replaced may be called the cancelland; that which replaces, the cancellans (or simply cancel). To cancel is to cut out printed or blank pages: chain lines: lines, roughly twenty-five millimeters apart, created by the mold in which laid paper was made and running parallel to the shorter sides of the sheet. Chain lines may also be impressed into machine-made paper by a dandy roll. See wire lines. : collate: in book production, to assemble sheets or gatherings for binding. In bibliography, to analyze and record (as in a collational formula) the number, order, and arrangement of leaves and gatherings in a book. The note may be accompanied by a printer"s device.
