May/June 1998

In this issue...

Color Management Critique
New color-management software produces great color but is very tough to implement--at least for now.

• Color-Management Products Now Used by Newspapers

TechNews Visits
Having survived two devastating floods, the Patriot-News of Harrisburg, Pa., breaks ground on a new plant.

Departments

NAA kicks off its Classified Standards Initiative.

• Sun-Sentinel Gets Shocked
• E-Classified Standard Coming Online

The News-Times of Danbury, Conn., automates sales and reaps rewards.

• Sales Automation Success
• Tear Sheet Tips

The Atlanta Journal and Constitution achieves full pagination.

• Full Pagination, Ahead of Schedule
• An Opening-Day Extra

Adobe's PostScript Level 3 speeds production and even handles PDFs.

• PostScript 3: A RIPing Good Time
• The Importance of Gray Balance

Japanese pressmaker TKS demonstrates its shaftless press.

• Kenaf Plant May Soon Sprout
• Color Jump-start
• Ink Suppliers Chart (from 1998 Metro Users Group Survey)
• TKS Joins Ranks of the Shaftless
• Syracuse Touts Tote Tanks
• Printing Plate Suppliers Chart (from 1998 Metro Users Group Survey)

Automating Sunday assembly remains a vexing problem.

• Sunday Assembly Is but a Dream
• GMA Group Turns 10
• Predicting Maintenance
• HUGs in Melbourne
• Seattle Celebrates Independence Day

Two Standard formulas can help you assess your safety program.

• Does Your Safety Program Measure Up?
• Ergo-Video, Take Two

• What Next?: Agate Attack

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