Book Dictionary

A list of works used by the author to compose the main text, serving as a source for consultation or suggested further reading.

The quality of definition of a digital image, usually measured in DPI (dots per inch). Printed books require a minimum of 300 DPI to ensure sharpness, while digital screens use 72 DPI.

A technique that creates raised areas on paper through pressure, giving a tactile texture to the printed material. Blind embossing (without ink) is called debossing and creates an elegant and sophisti...