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1. Market trend impacts

Author

Sappington, Lloyd H.

Subjects
Electronic publishing -- Equipment and supplies, Computerized typesetting, Desktop publishing, Publishing industry -- Marketing, Business, Publishing industry, Xyvision Integrated Publishing System -- Innovations
Abstract

Market Trend Impacts THE ELECTRONIC publishing market divides into three distinct groupings: word processing and desktop publishing, office and technical publishing, and computer-integrated publishing. Each application varies in types of [...]

Published
1986

2. Automated composition: the best of times or the worst of times?

Author

Romano, Frank J.

Subjects
Printing, Practical -- Innovations, Printing machinery and supplies -- Innovations, Typesetting -- Innovations, Computerized typesetting, Computers -- Usage, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

The latest trend in typesetting is expected to be integration of the electronic procedure into the other automated printing functions. The latest equipment available is analyzed along with other automated printing functions, such as pagination.

Published
1983

3. The ETP wait is over: winners. losers and reasons

Author

Naimon, Jonathon and Goldstein, David Henry

Subjects
electronic publishing, Technical publishing, Printing industry, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1984

4. Interfaced typesetting: the basics

Author

Romano, Frank

Subjects
Periodical publishing, Computerized typesetting, Computer interfaces -- Usage, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1983

5. Interpress and Postscript compared

Author

Reid, Brian K.

Subjects
Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Interpress and PostScript Compared TO A FIRST ORDER, PostScript and Interpress are quite similar. What I mean by that is that by comparison with all other current techniques for page [...]

Published
1986

6. Computer-aided publishing

Author

Wilkens, Earl

Subjects
Newspaper publishing -- Technology application, Computerized typesetting, Typesetting -- Innovations, Publishing industry, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

THE DEVELOPMENT and installation of electronic copy processing systems was pioneered in this country by daily newspapers, as was phototypesetting. Full-service commercial printers, trade type shops, and some color houses [...]

Published
1984

7. Interfaced typesetting: to code or not to code

Author

Parnau, Jeffery R.

Subjects
Periodical publishing -- Information management, Word processors -- Information management, Computer interfaces -- Usage, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Interfaced typesetting: To code or not to code If interfaced typsetting is a bright light in production, then many publishers have become moths. They've flown too close, been burned, and [...]

Published
1984

8. The technology game - what's the next move?

Author

Bruno, Michael H.

Subjects
Printing machinery and supplies, Book publishing -- Information management, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

The future of printing is entwined with the integration of electronics, computers, and computer programs. The article describes equipment and software available in these areas: typesetting and page composition, color scanners, electronic color prepress systems, color proofing, laser cameras, non-silver films, automated imposition, and platemaking.

Published
1982

9. Production trends: the next five years

Author

Parnau, Jeffery R.

Subjects
Type-setting machines, Computerized typesetting, Printing machinery and supplies, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1982

10. Softer tools for graphic arts; matching the ambidexterity of the quill challenges electronic page description languages

Author

Warnock, John and Nace, Ted

Subjects
electronic publishing -- Innovations, Computerized typesetting, Printing industry -- Innovations, Typesetting -- Innovations, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

THE DESIGNERS of new tools might draw inspiration from the old. Take the monk's quill, for example. Despite its simplicity, the quill was a tool of marvelous agility. Used one [...]

Published
1985

12. Pagination software: the revolution begins

Author

Parnau, Jeffery

Subjects
pagination, Periodical publishing -- Information management, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1984

13. Computer impositions

Author

Parnau, Jeffrey R.

Subjects
Periodical publishing, Printing, Practical -- Imposition, etc., Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1983

14. Expertise pays off

Subjects
Database administration -- Usage, Catalogs, Printing industry -- Information management, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Database management ability and a thorough knowledge of its customers' industry help this Wisconsin typesetter stay ahead AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and accessories manufacturers tend to be among the first to use [...]

Published
1987

15. Sold; Hastech shareholders approve sale to Crosfield for $4.3 million

Author

Garneau, George

Subjects
Hastech Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Crosfield Electronics Ltd. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Printing industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1986

16. The 'father' of computer typesetting

Subjects
Publishing industry, Seybold John -- Biography, Publishing industry -- Officials and employees, Computerized typesetting
Published
2004

17. The quality remains

Author

George-Baskin, Glen R.

Subjects
Typesetting, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1983

18. CPS buys Cuneiform Systems Inc

Author

Garneau, George

Subjects
Cuneiform Systems Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Computer Peripheral Sciences Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1986

19. Cuneiform runs out of money, is put up for sale

Author

Garneau, George

Subjects
Cuneiform Systems Inc. -- Finance, Newspaper publishing -- Equipment and supplies, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1986

20. British firm acquires electronic color proofing product

Subjects
W&B Commercial Graphics Ltd. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Commercial Graphics Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Computerized typesetting, Graphic arts, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

RESPONDING to U.S. interest in its micro software package PagePlanner, W&B Commercial Graphics, Ltd. (U.K.), has named Ian Burns, chairman and chief executive officer of a new subsidiary, Commercial Graphics, [...]

Published
1985

21. Hastech gets some financing; deal with Triple I may be off

Author

Garneau, George

Subjects
Hastech Inc. -- Finance, Information International Inc. -- Investments, pagination, Computerized typesetting, Office equipment and supplies industry -- Finance, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1985

22. Dow Jones, triple-I to develop pagination - direct-to-plate system

Author

Gloede, Bill

Subjects
Information International Inc. -- Innovations, Dow Jones & Company Inc. -- Innovations, The Wall Street Journal (Newspaper) -- Information management, Barron's (Periodical) -- Information management, Newspaper publishing -- Information management, Computerized typesetting, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1983

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