A term print production people borrowed from the airline industry that assures digital files will image correctly; also a way to discover incomplete or missing digital files or fonts.
A)postflighting
B)preflighting
C)calibration
D)compatibility
E)low visibility/high risk (LVHR)

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Preflighting is the term used in print production that is borrowed from the airline industry. It refers to the process of checking digital files for potential issues such as incomplete or missing files or fonts. This process helps to ensure that the files will image correctly during production. Calibration refers to the process of adjusting color or other settings on a printing device to ensure accuracy. Compatibility refers to the ability of different software or hardware to work together effectively. LVHR is a term used in aviation to describe situations with low visibility and high risk.

A Term Print Production People Borrowed from the Airline Industry