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A general computer programming term for a particular kind of subroutine.
The mixture of fiber and other materials that is blended in the water suspension, or slurry, from which paper or board is made; usually about 1% solid material with 99% or the balance being water.
Treated industrially or chemically to gain added value
Oil that is used to prevent laser printer toner from sticking to the heating element.
Fuser oil can cause problems when binding because it leaves a fine layer of oil on a sheet, which can prevent the binding adhesive from coming in full contact with the paper.
Loose fibers projecting from a paper’s surface.
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