Any proof taken of type matter while it is still on the galley.
Proofs taken from the galleys before being made up into pages. The phrase is still sometimes used to refer to early proofs, although most print no longer uses hot metal setting.
Copies of the book (usually in an inexpensive binding) intended for the author, editors, and proof readers to correct.
A proof taken of text copy before being made into pages.
A proof of text copy before it is pasted into position for printing.
proofs taken from the galleys ( see following) before being made up into pages.
The typeset composition of uncorrected pages before formatted into a book, allowing the reader to detect errors. A galley copy can be inexpensively bound and sent to reviewers before publication.
Proofs taken from the galleys before being made up into pages. Also called checker and slip proof.
Text supplied iin continuous columns, not divided into pages.
A proof taken of type standing in a galley, before it is made up into pages.
Long, narrow sheets of printed copy in the type size and column width of a newsletter's format prior to page make-up.
a proof taken before the type is broken up to print pages
a copy of type taken while it is on a galley
a printout of a document in which the margins are especially large
a typeset copy of editorial material or an advertisement created for review prior to the addition of art elements for production
A copy of the individual pages of an ad, brochure, poster or other printed material used for final proofreading of the text before final negatives are made for the printing process.
A printout of text used for proofreading before final page assembly.
Text copy shown to a customer before it's formatted to a page.
A proof taken of a galley of type.
Proof of type from any Source, whether metal type or photo type. Also called checker and slip proof.
A copy of the text of a publication before it has been arranged in page formats. Gallies are the first proof stage and are used to verify correct keyboarding. Costs of galley proofing are normally included in cost estimates for jobs requiring them. Keyboarding errors by the printer are converted free of charge while author's alterations are billed based on the time and materials needed to make them.
Text copy before it is put into a mechanical layout or desktop layout.
A printing term for proof text taken before final page make-up.
a proof in which type is proofed in a column as it comes from the hot metal type caster onto a galley tray - so now a long narrow proof from a phototypesetter.
a proof of text copy only, before it is made into pages with other art elements.
Prints taken on paper for proofing while the type-matter is still on the galley.
Proof of typeset material in galley form prior to page makeup. to top
now an obsolescent term for a proof of lines of type prior to page make-up. The galley was the tray in which lines of metal type were assembled during the time of hand or mechanical composition.
A proof of text before being made up into pages. Also known as a slip proof.
A proof of text copy before it is formatted for the page.
In printing, galley proofs are preliminary versions of publications. They may be uncut and unbound and in some cases are electronic. They are created as part of the proofreading and (occasionally) copyediting processes.