Information at the click of a button The Heidelberg website
glossary explains, in alphabetical order, a multitude of terms
relevant to printing, as well as some terms used in Heidelberg's
product catalogue. Simply click on the letter of your choice to
access the information you need. - In typography, the reduction
in spacing between two letters (uppercase and lowercase letters)
for aesthetic reasons so that the squares they occupy overlap.
Letter combinations for which kerning is used include “To” or
“Va”. - The term or phrase used with search engines or data
bases to define a search. - Klíc, Karel (1841–1926) - The Czech
painter and graphic artist who invented helio engraving and
copper gravure or rotogravure. After years of developing the
technique, Klíc unveiled helio engraving in 1878 in Vienna,
where it was adopted as a method for photochemically producing
etched copper printing plates based on photographs. - The
section of an image that has been removed. When two colors
overlap, they usually do not prin