Thanx!
noriko
Robotman <robo...@fox.net.au> wrote in article
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> or 4ppm?
so what's 4ppm then?? I'm sure there's 4pp too! What does 'pp' stand for??
noriko
4ppm usually refers to 4 pages-per-minute (in regards to the speed of a
printer or press). Please let me know the context of "4pp" and I will do my
best with that one as well.
Dan
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I have also seen it displayed on the sides of toilets :-)
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> Robotman <robo...@fox.net.au> wrote in article
> <6j8sca$8t4$1...@conrad.telstra.net>...
> > or 4ppm?
>
> so what's 4ppm then?? I'm sure there's 4pp too! What does 'pp' stand for??
>
> noriko
It's an abreviation for "pages"....
Jim barker
4pp means 4 pages
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4ppm means four pages per minute, in other words slow.
Tom
In article <01bd7d24$b79a9da0$ad33a6c3@ngan1>,
"noriko" <vcd...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi. Can anyone tell me what "4pp" mean in printing terms?? I am a student
> just given a brief on stuff about printing jargons based on desktop
> publishing design I believe this "4pp" has something to do with printing
> specification?? ...please reply via email!
>
> Thanx!
>
> noriko
The question was "What is 4pp?" Not "What is 4ppm?"
> I never reply to a message like this via email, because it is an ignorant
> thing to ask and no one other than yourself would benefit from the answer.
>
Surely the way out or ignorance is to ask questions?
Raymond
>Hi. Can anyone tell me what "4pp" mean in printing terms?? I am a student
>just given a brief on stuff about printing jargons based on desktop
>publishing design I believe this "4pp" has something to do with printing
>specification?? ...please reply via email!
>Thanx!
>noriko
You may be thinking about printer's spreads, or signatures. Think of
a 16 page booklet, for example. Imagine unfolding the book until you
have the printer's press sheet (with 8 images on front and back).
This is a 16 page signature, written shorthand as 16 pp.
So 4 pp would be a four page signature, which has 2 images on front
and back of the press sheet.
David Snider
On 12 May 1998 14:43:59 -0400, je...@dgs.dgsys.com (Jete Software Inc.) wrote:
> >In article <3558ab04...@news.deltanet.com>,
> >Daric Priest <dpr...@deltanet.com> wrote:
> >>On 11 May 1998 21:35:19 GMT, "noriko" <vcd...@hotmail.com>
> >>wrote:
> >>
> >>>Hi. Can anyone tell me what "4pp" mean in printing terms?? I am a student
> >>>just given a brief on stuff about printing jargons based on desktop
> >>>publishing design I believe this "4pp" has something to do with printing
> >>>specification?? ...please reply via email!
> >>
> >>That's how many pages per minute a printer spits out.
> >>
> >
> >I have also seen it displayed on the sides of toilets :-)
> >
> >-- Norman
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> On 11 May 1998 21:35:19 GMT, "noriko" <vcd...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Hi. Can anyone tell me what "4pp" mean in printing terms?? I am a student
> >just given a brief on stuff about printing jargons based on desktop
> >publishing design I believe this "4pp" has something to do with printing
> >specification?? ...please reply via email!
>
> That's how many pages per minute a printer spits out.
>
> dp
How about this one? I have seen some printers advertised as x mpp! (minutes
per page!!) Little eye trickery there.
Dwayne
Daric Priest <dpr...@deltanet.com> wrote in article
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> Or dyslexia.
>
> dp
>