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Unsaturated color
Variable Information (VI)
Vector drawing
Vignette
Virtual Printer
White point
A color whose highest value is less than approximately 80%. In an
unsaturated, dirty color, the difference in the values of the wanted
colors and the unwanted color is relatively low.
For example, when the color is red, 30% cyan, 80% magenta, 70%
yellow is more unsaturated than 0% cyan, 90% magenta, 80% yellow.
Variable information (VI) jobs are jobs in which the printed materials
are individualized for specific recipients or purposes. These materials
can include bills, targeted advertising and direct mailings.
The geometric system used to define lines and curves in many
computer graphics most often used for line drawings.
See Degradé.
For Macintosh and PC networks, the Spire CX260 provides three
default network printers, known as virtual printers. Virtual printers
contain preset workflows that are automatically applied to all print
jobs processed with that virtual printer.
The whitest neutral area of an original or reproduction that contains
detail and is reproduced with the smallest printable dot (typically 3%
to 5%).
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