Planning Your Document Crossword

The vertical or horizontal position in which a page is printed.
A page in which the shortest side is the top of the page.
A page design in which the longest side is the top of the page.
A DTP term indicating that there are right and left sides.
The inside margin of a document with facing pages. It is slightly wider than the outside margin to allow for binding space.
The odd-numbered pages in a document with facing pages.
The even-numbered pages in a document with facing pages.
A desktop published document that consists of two pages printed front and back on a single sheet of paper.
A standard American paper size 8.5 x 11 inches.
A standard American paper size that is 8.5 x 14 inches.
A standard American paper size that is 11 x 17 inches. Also known as tabloid size.
A paper size that is reduced or cut from a standard size.
Usually used in a photocopier or a personal printer.
A better quality than bond.
Very high quality
Low quality and inexpensive.
A very heavy stock.
One to which a finish has been added, producing a better- quality print.
Much like a Z fold but with both sides containing print.
Divides a page into fourths.
Folds the sides into the middle of a page.
Folds a page into thirds to fit in a standard business envelope.
Divides the page in half. Often a booklet fold.
Uses plastic or metal combs.
Uses glue along the edge of pages to create a book.