further alternatives not shown include deforming the sheet with microperfing scoring or cutting dies by way of example preferably the larger of the deformed region in the sheet and a printed mark defines a generally enclosed shape with alignment being indicated if the other of the region and mark falls within such shape as an alternative to hole 38 in fig5 6 phantom lines 39 a may be formed for instance from microperfing scoring or cutting point 39 b is actually the operative deformed area of the sheet which when it falls within printed indicia or mark 61 indicates proper alignment additionally as shown in fig7 a deformed e g depressed region 62 could be formed in sheet 30 with appropriate embossing or debossing dies not shown as shown in fig8 a circular dot larger than deformed region 62 could then be printed on a test sheet during the die press operation described above a scoring die not shown creates scoring or fold lines such as 50 in fig2 fig9 shows an enlarged cross sectional view of a scoring line 70 line 70 includes what is referred to herein as a valley 70 a when viewed from the perspective of a first side 72 of sheet 30 and a ridge 70 b when viewed from the perspective of a second side 74 usually a print medium 76 such as toner or ink shown as stippled for convenience can be printed on first side 72 of the sheet across valley 70 with generally.