November/December 1996
In this issue...

Simplify, Simplify

Eight new and future technologies promise to simplify operations by removing machine parts and process steps. TechNews shows you how in this issue's cover story and its accompanying poster.

Twelve Questions, One Answer -- NAA's SuperConference

Heidelberger's Trifecta

Germany's Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG adds pre-press vendor Linotype-Hell to its family of companies, which already includes a press maker and a post-press specialist.

Color Gurus Convene

Departments

The Quincy (Ill.) Herald-Whig puts short ads on a fast track.

• Fly on Ad Express
• Pagination Tales
• It's Time to Tame Time
• Tank Talk
• Color Profiling Shows Promise

Goss wins its anti-dumping suit against four overseas press makers, and all four are appealing the verdict. Surprisingly, so is Goss.

• Those Anti-dumping Blues
• Polyfibron, NAPP Deal
• Where to Find the DCTF
• Maintaining Your Balance

International ink standards are beginning to merge.

• Successful Ink Standards
• Outside-In Roll Loading Lowers Damage Reports
• Agrifibers Go to Press
• Newsprint Waste Management System
• The $74,495 Solutions

Faster zone changes can save big bucks.

• Add Zip to Your Zoning
• Manifest Destiny
• Business to Post-Press: Can We Talk?

The Rockford (Ill.) Register Star uses an ingenious mechanism to solve a dangerous newsprint-roll handling problem.

• Noise by the Numbers
• How to Control a Rolling Roll
• OSHA Inspection Down in 1995

What Next?: Starting With a Clean Slate

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