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What is the difference between 'offset printing' and 'print-on-demand'?

Offset lithography is less expensive, but print-on-demand is more time-consuming.

Offset printing is named after the process of offset lithography, which in the days when letterpress was still the predominant printing method' print-on-demand refers to digitally copied files that can be printed at short notice for less set-up costs for the same print-run.

Both are now used, but offset lithography is used for hardback books, print-on-demand for paperback.

Nothing, except print-on-demand is a more modern version of offset lithography.

None of the above

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Correct Answer: Offset printing is named after the process of offset lithography, which in the days when letterpress was still the predominant printing method' print-on-demand refers to digitally copied files that can be printed at short notice for less set-up costs for the same print-run.

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