gray stabilization
- The capability of maintaining neutral gray balance during color reproduction. The use of GCR helps to stabilize neutrals. Gray stabilization was introduced by System Brunner to explain the importance of maintaining the neutral grays.

“greater than” sign

green
- Describes the color of grass and lettuce.
- A primary color of light.
- The portion of the color spectrum that is aligned between blue and yellow.
- In printing, A secondary color resulting from overprinting dots of cyan and yellow process color inks.

gripper edge
The edge of a press plate (or of the flat) corresponding to the lead edge of the press sheet clamped by the grippers during the printing cycle.

groupware
Software program that can used at the same time over a network by different people working on the same file.

GUI
Abbreviation for Graphical User Interface

guillemet
punctuation marks resembling small less-than and greater-than signs, used as quotation marks in French and other languages.

gutter
the inside space between pages, usually the inside margin toward the back or binding edge of a book is meant but for impositioning programs any space between pages is a gutter.

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