clearing
book traders used to clear their payments at the book fairs in Frankfurt and Leipzig, then The Traders' Payment Clearing Company arose
clergy
the collective body of ordained members within a holy order
client
computer program that calls up services from another computer program via a server
client-server system
network architecture for digital systems connecting several workstations to centrally provided services
CMYK colour space
standardized colour space defined by the four print colours of cyan, magenta, yellow and black (key colour)
coat of arms
a shield-shaped, coloured and well-defined badge of a person, house, institution or community
coated paper
through the application of a compound comprising pigment and binding agent, paper is given a sealed surface suitable for printmaking
coating
application of an adhesive layer (glossy or non-glossy) to one or both sides of a page used in making image printing or art print paper
code
agreed system for how to convert individual orders and messages for a corresponding target system
code civil (Code Napoléon)
French civil law that was brought into force in 1804 and gained influence in the states of the Confederation of the Rhine
