Off Stone
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Off stone is an archaic printing term used to describe the moment at which pages of newsprint are sent off to be typeset. The term comes from the early days of printing when an imposing stone, a slab of stone or metal on which the type was set into a layout (or forme), was used to align the text. Although in the modern world of desktop publishing this physical process no longer happens, it is still used colloquially by those in the press to denote the time when an edition of a newspaper is finalised.
