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As Mundierung is referred to in the Diplomatik and records customer at which the specified text is made of a document in its final form on paper (or the early modern firm practice the operation, clean copy ), and thus sealed are or under manufactures and finally handed can. A head of the head office instructs the typist (usually the clerk) to prepare the fair copy, whereupon he (usually the head) mutes. It is therefore a proof of the final copy.
