Postprint

When post-print is called in contrast to the information released prior to the release Preprint a digital article ( Eprint ), which is distributed by mail or is set in an institutional eprint archive.

While the term may also mean a preprint created with carbon paper carbon copy of a traditional typewriter manuscript, it is called post-prints, especially in the digital domain. The post-print also contains the changes required by the reviewers in peer reviewed journals over the preprint.

If a preprint set in an open access archive, but allows the publisher is not archiving the postprint, so suggest proponents of open access as Stevan Harnad, that the preprint a list of changes to the printed or on the publisher server with costs visible version against the preprint to the instrument.

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