Any copy suitable for reproduction without using a screen; copy composed of line or dots as distinguished from copy composed of continuous tones. Lines or dots may be small and close together so as to simulate tones, but are still regarded as line copy if they can be faithfully reproduced without a screen.
Reproducible copy consisting of solid blacks and whites. In text, line copy consists of letters, numerals, punctuation marks, rules, borders, dots, or any other marks in black and white. Black line illustrations on white paper are also line copy.
Any copy reproducible without using a halftone screen. Having no intermediate tones.
Map copy suitable for reproduction without the use of a screen; a drawing composed of lines as distinguished from continuous-tone copy.
Any artwork or type that can be photographed and reproduced without using a halftone screen.
High contrast copy not requiring a halftone.
Any copy that can be printed without using a halftone screen.
any copy suitable for reproduction without using a halftone screen.
Any copy that can be reproduced without the use of halftone screens.
copy which can be reproduced without using halftones.
Any copy that does not require halftone screens to be reproduced
Any high-contrast image, including type, as compared to continuous-tone copy. Also referred to as line art and line work.
Text that is suitable for reproduction without using a halftone screen.
An image consisting only of black and white with no intermediate tones.