Printing from A to Z. Encyclopedia

This encyclopedia is recognized for accomplishing what is beyond the capabilities of strictly academic encyclopedic publications in terms of scientific style: providing detailed knowledge on printing for anyone interested, presented in a popular science style, but with scientific rigor and using terminology understandable to both professionals and non-professionals or young specialists. The material in the encyclopedia is presented in the form of individual articles arranged in alphabetical order. The material can be read in any sequence or based on the topic that is most interesting at the moment. To better structure the material and the knowledge gained, there are cross-references to other articles in the encyclopedia after each article, and to expand knowledge, several literary sources are provided from the general list of references located at the end of the encyclopedia, containing over 2400 sources. The author believes that the encyclopedia will be an important resource for both those who have been working in printing for a long time and those who are just beginning to master its intricacies. However, there is another category of readers for whom the encyclopedia will serve as a good reference and guide in the field of printing. This includes specialists from other industries who work directly with printers, such as advertisers, designers, print advertising managers, packaging and label clients, workers in the furniture, construction, machinery, and other industrial sectors, scientists, and people in the arts who commission printed products.