[Ronnie73]

I should have mentioned that the printing process I described contains three cylinders. The first is the plate with the design that gets inked. The design is normal. It gets transferend to the blanket cylinder that gets the image reversed. As the paper runs between the blanket and impression cylinders, the design is in the correct way on the paper. If the paper does not go in, the blanket cylinder prints the correct way image on the impression cylinder. Now when the paper passes inbetween, both sides get inked and the back gets a reverse image because its the right direction if looking at the impression cylinder. I hope I didn't make it even more difficult to understand.