RGB vs. CMYK
RGB is a color build system used by your computer monitor to display full color. CMYK is the color space that commercial printing presses use to reproduce your printing project. RGB is Red, Green and Blue, while CMYK is Cyan (blue), Magenta (red), Yellow and Black. The final printed project that you see on your computer screen will not necessarily be the same exact colors reproduced by a high quality offset printing press. In most cases there won’t be a big difference, but there are some colors produced by an RGB monitor that cannot be reproduced via CMYK on a press.

Get Color Right – Spot Colors
Spot colors are used most frequently for one and two color jobs when an exact color needs to be repeatedly reproduced. Logos are perfect example spot colors. For example, if your logo needs a distinctive blue, tell your commercial printer your the Pantone® PMS color choice. This number is then matched on the press to deliver the exact result you need.

Pantone Matching System (PMS)
PMS is the popular Pantone® color matching system used by the printing industry to print spot colors. Most applications that support color printing allow you to specify colors by indicating the Pantone name or number. This assures that you get the right color when the file is printed, even though the color may not look right when displayed on your monitor. PMS works well for spot colors but not for process colors, which are generally specified using the CMYK color model.

The Web Designer’s Idea DesignCast Series

Presented by: Patrick McNeil, Designer, Web Developer and Best-Selling Author of the Groundbreaking The Web Designer’s Idea Book.

The web is the most rapidly changing design medium a creative professional can hope to work in. Styles come and go as quickly as you can imagine and new development techniques are always emerging. Web design can be challenging, but also energizing. It is essential that all designers interested in this medium understand the basic principles and thought processes required to design within this dynamic environment.
Presented by: Patrick McNeil, Designer, Web Developer and Best-Selling Author of the Groundbreaking The Web Designer’s Idea Book.
The web is the most rapidly changing design medium a creative professional can hope to work in. Styles come and go as quickly as you can imagine and new development techniques are always emerging. Web design can be challenging, but also energizing. It is essential that all designers interested in this medium understand the basic principles and thought processes required to design within this dynamic environment.
In this series Patrick McNeil takes you on a personal tour through the world of web design — design inspiration, the 6 basic principles of web design and how technology trends will change the way you think about web design.

Sessions Include:

Thursday, September 23rd – How to Use Inspiration 
• Learn how inspiration can be used to build beautiful websites
• Hear examples of how specific websites have used inspiration to influence the design of their sites

Thursday, September 30th – The 6 Principles of Effective Web Design 
• Learn 6 effective design principles that will immediately improve the design of your site
• See examples of successful websites and how they have applied these 6 design principles

Thursday, October 14th – Current Trends in Web Design 
• Learn how trends in technology are creating a new world of web design
• Equip yourself with the knowledge you need to stay ahead of these changes and continue to create beautiful and effective web sites

BONUS: When you purchase all three DesignCasts, you will receive an EXTRA 20% discount on top of the current 34% instore discount on Patrick’s bestselling books, The Web Designer’s Idea Book & The Web Designer’s Idea Book Volume 2! Just use promo code WDDC10 at the checkout!

Time: 4:00 P.M. EST

Cost: $99 for all three, or $69 each series Patrick McNeil takes you on a personal tour through the world of web design — design inspiration, the 6 basic principles of web design and how technology trends will change the way you think about web design.

Register Today! http://www.mydesignshop.com/product/web-designers-designcast/?r=HDC91710

Students can obtain QuarkXPress® 7 (plus Quark Interactive Designer™ and Quark XPert Tools Pro) totally FREE of charge. They can use it at home for the full academic year, provided their school purchases the Quark School Unlimited User License priced at £1,750 excluding VAT.This offer is only available until 30th April 2008

Here’s how it works:1 Order the site license QUK-122922-S
2 Add QUK-123991 to the order, plus a contact within the school responsible for managing the student licenses
3 The contact within the school directs the students to download the software at:
• Windows: http://www.buyquarknow.com/education/student/win

• Macintosh: http://www.buyquarknow.com/education/student/mac

This deal will enable students to not only access Quark’s award-winning design and layout application at school, but now they can continue their work at home. It is full version, and students are free to use the software however they like; the only requirement is for the school to have purchased a Quark School License (Unlimited Users).

Included in this deal:• Site wide access to QuarkXPress 7
• Site wide access to Quark Interactive Designer

• Site wide access to Quark XPert Tools Pro
• Mac and PC validation codes
• Online access to Quark
• Curriculum/Development materials
• Access to Quark Print Collection – for school marketing
• A site wide set of Classroom Project Packs
• Quark ‘Tips & Tricks’ book (supplied as PDF)
• ‘Using QuarkXPress with Adobe CS3’ (supplied as PDF)
• 3 hours of DVD training

Webinar Details
Letterpress is not an everyday offset printing process, so this webinar will instruct attendees in the unique aspects that will help in designing and producing a letterpress printed piece:

    * The history of letterpress: a quick overview;

    * Why letterpress has become so popular again;

    * How does the letterpress process work today: From artwork to final product;

    * Preparing artwork for letter press: Watch out for these common misconceptions;

    * The positive side of letterpress: Tactile, unique, standing out;

    * The downside of letterpress: One color at a time and slower press runs;

    * Paper considerations including hands on tips.

There will also be some examples of the effects and impact of using Letterpress today. To attend the webinar, prospective attendees can register at www.paperspecs.com/webinar/letterpress.htm. Participants must have access to a telephone line and an internet connection.

Guest Speaker: Judith Berliner, Full Circle Press
Judith has been in the printing industry since she was 14 years old when her father, Harold Berliner, moved his print shop to their home. As the fourth of eight children, Judith’s job was to run the hand-fed Chandler & Price printing press. After working for several small print shops — always the only woman in the press room — Judith returned to her hometown Nevada City in 1991 and started Full Circle Press. Judith doesn’t just love printing — letterpress printing to be precise — she lives it. Her love for detail and enthusiasm and eye for detail for each client project is infectious. Judith’s work has been featured in several editions of HOW Magazine, Chen Design Associates book One Color Graphics and several Martha Stewart Weddings editions.

About Neenah Paper
Neenah Paper manufactures and distributes a wide range of premium and specialty paper grades, with leading positions in many of its markets and well-known brands such as CLASSIC®, ENVIRONMENT®, STARWHITE®, NEENAH®, ESSE® and other fine brand names. Neenah Paper is a proud consumer of Green Energy and is a U.S. EPA Green Power Partner. Neenah also manufactures many brands carrying the Green-E, Green Seal and Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certifications. For more information, call 1-800-994-5993 or visit the Neenah Paper web site at www.neenahpaper.com.
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About PaperSpecs
Paper professionals worldwide struggle to stay current with new papers and paper trends. This inspired founder Sabine Lenz to create PaperSpecs, the first independent and comprehensive web-based online database specifically designed to help designers and print buyers make the best paper choice for their projects. PaperSpecs currently features more than 4,200 papers from over 70 mills. The website also offers tips on paper buying. An online catalog allows members to order the latest swatchbooks and mill promotions, and assists in assembling samples for client projects. PaperSpecs also distributes a free weekly newsletter to aid subscribers in gaining valuable insight in paper specifying and print buying issues. To become a member or to get a free tour of the database, go to www.paperspecs.com.

    NEW YORK, Jan. 29 /PRNewswire/ — MOGO Media, the premier conference and training provider for creative professionals working with Adobe(R) software, today announced its initial conference schedule for 2008, which
kicks off in February. For the first time, the InDesign Conference, the Pixel Conference, the Vector Conference, and the Conference for Adobe Acrobat will be co-located with the Graphics of the Americas (GOA) 2008 conference and exhibition in Miami Beach from February 26- March 1.

    “Hosting four conferences in one location provides a unique opportunity to the creative community to learn how to maximize their workflow with Adobe products. Whether they are new users, or veterans looking for tips and tricks, attendees will leave with a set of skills that they will be able to immediately implement to improve their creative work,” said Barry Anderson, co-founder of MOGO Media.

    By combining these conferences in the same location, attendees can access more than 99 sessions over five days, including nine half- or full-day tutorials. Industry experts from the worlds of publishing, video, and the web will be leading presentations covering key issues for creative professionals. Topics include workflow and integration, Flash(R), XML,
HTML, scripts, color management, type and typography, and tables. Tutorials geared towards new users of Adobe InDesign(R), Adobe Photoshop(R), Adobe Illustrator(R), Adobe Flash(R), and Adobe Acrobat(R) offer guidance on
building forms in Acrobat, developing cross-media workflows, and building interactive PDF files. They will also provide tips and tricks for Illustrator.

    “We are excited that MOGO Media is providing this opportunity for more people to delve into the rich features of Acrobat and learn how it can enhance their creative workflow,” said Lori DeFurio, senior marketing manager, Business Productivity Business Unit, Adobe. “With top instructors and a comprehensive schedule, this conference will enrich every experience with Acrobat.”

    How to Attend

    Conference brochures and registration forms are available on the newly updated MOGO Media web site at http://www.mogoevents.com/. Pricing starts at $99 for a half-day tutorial session and goes up to $1350 for a Platinum
pass that provides access to all four conferences. Additional pass options and pricing can be found on the website and in the conference brochure. All conference registrants will receive a free pass to the GOA show floor.

    For those who cannot attend the conferences or attendees who want to take home the lessons they’ve learned, MOGO Media offers a Conference in a Box, which contains video of all the sessions in a conference. Pricing starts at $750 for the Vector or Acrobat Conference. Details on how to order the Conference in a Box can be found here:
http://www.mogo-media.com/registration.php?sid=1&cid=40.

    Upcoming Conferences and Services

    Future MOGO Media events include the Creative Suite and InDesign Conferences in Toronto from April 29-May 1 and the Creative Suite Conference in Nashville from May 19-22. More than a dozen conferences are being planned in 2008 and will be added to the MOGO Media site as they are announced.

    For more information about MOGO Media or any of its conferences, please visit: http://www.mogo-media.com.

    About MOGO Media

    MOGO Media (previously Barrycon Productions) delivers best-of-class training events, conferences and seminars for the global design community. An independent organization, MOGO Media specializes in dedicated events geared toward niche and focused markets that utilize Adobe products. Partnering with the world’s leading authors, experts and professionals, MOGO Media offers focused and meaningful content to print, web and cross-media design professionals including The InDesign Conference, The Creative Suite Conference, The Vector Conference, The Pixel Conference, The
Web Design Conference, and The Conference for Adobe Acrobat.

A Photoshop World advance registration discount ($100 off) is available until February 29, during which time registration is only $599US for the general public and includes a one-year NAPP membership. NAPP member advance registration is only $499US. Special pricing is available for students, educators, and alumni of Photoshop World. Visit http://www.photoshopworld.com/pricing.html or call 1-800-738-8513 to register.

Photoshop World also features a three-day Tech Expo, an opening ceremony by NAPP president Scott Kelby with a special keynote by a senior Adobe executive, professional portfolio reviews by Photoshop World instructors, a live filming of PhotoshopUser TV <http://www.photoshopusertv.com> , exciting after-hours social events, 12 pre-conference sessions, and bonus workshops by Kelby Training, Adobe, and Microsoft®.

Photoshop World is best known as being the place where Photoshop users and creative professionals can learn the latest techniques, technologies, and tricks-of-the-trade from top experts in their given fields. This year is no exception, featuring such instructors as Scott Kelby, Bert Monroy, Moose Peterson, Dan Margulis, Dave Cross, Jim DiVitale, Helene Glassman, Rod Harlan, Terry White, Matt Kloskowski, Jeff Schewe, Joe McNally, Jay Maisel, Taz Tally, Fay Sirkis, Eddie Tapp, Vincent Versace, Ben Willmore, and David Ziser.  A complete listing of classes and instructors is available at http://www.photoshopworld.com/instructors.html.

About NAPP
The National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) is a dynamic trade association, and the world’s leading resource for Adobe Photoshop training, news, and education. An award-winning team of Photoshop experts, authors, consultants, and trainers lead the association keeping its members on the cutting edge of Adobe Photoshop techniques and technology. Visit http://www.photoshopuser.com for more information.

Adobe and Photoshop are trademarks or registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

Sponsored by Pantone, HP, Eizo and X-Rite, this one-day interactive seminar equips design professionals with the latest color knowledge and tools, exposing a new level of design freedom. Industry experts will teach attendees basics in color trends and psychology as well as how to collect, build and specify color that remains consistent from screen to print.

“Color is a key inspirational element in any design project. Choosing the right color is critical in portraying the intended message and creating the desired response. The right color can be motivational, emotional and very persuasive,” says Doris Brown, Vice President of Marketing at Pantone, Inc. “Accurately capturing the desired color, and reproducing it faithfully and consistently, is imperative in maintaining the intended message and integrity of the design project.”

Color Trends, Color Psychology and the 2008 Color of the Year
Participants will walk through a study of color psychology, emerging trends and the 2008 color of the year. Attendees will learn tips and techniques for coaching their clients through their client’s color preferences, ensuring better communication of their message.

Collect, Build, Share and Control Your Color
Using a best practices approach, this educational session will show attendees how to control color in the design process using the latest technology and tools including advanced instrumentation, software and applications specifically designed for color selection and sharing.

Topics Covered

* Experience the latest color trends in design and fashion
* Understand the psychology behind color to maximize your design’s impact
* Use palette-building software tools to select and build reproducible color palettes
* Work with different color systems (RGB, CMYK and spot colors)
* Better screen to print color matching
* Use monitor calibration to improve color editing of both created and captured graphics
* Use in-house printers for accurate prints and proofs
* Color management setup in Adobe CS2 and CS3

Registration & Details
For $295, attendees receive a full day (9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) of seminar instruction, live demonstrations, lunch and a host of giveaways. Attendees will take home X-Rite’s new “Color Management for Creatives” eLearning DVD, a seminar reference CD, a presentation booklet and the exclusive “Need to Know: Color” manual.

Plus, new to 2008, attendees will receive the Color Control Freak Discount Book with valuable discounts from sponsoring companies of this seminar.

For the complete agenda and online registration, visit xrite.com/colorcontrol08 or call 888.439.4403 to register by phone.

Dates & Locations
Cincinnati – March 4
Portland – March 4
Denver – March 6
Charlotte – March 6
Indianapolis – March 11
Houston – March 11
Nashville – March 13
Kansas City – March 13
Miami – March 18
Minneapolis – March 18
Atlanta – April 1
Chicago – April 1
Raleigh – April 8
Dallas – April 8
Washington DC – April 15
San Diego – April 15
New York – April 29
Los Angeles – April 29
San Francisco – May 6
Boston – May 6
Seattle – May 13
Toronto – May 13
Detroit – May 20
Philadelphia – May 27

Sponsored by Pantone, HP, Eizo and X-Rite, this one-day interactive seminar equips design professionals with the latest color knowledge and tools, exposing a new level of design freedom. Industry experts will teach attendees basics in color trends and psychology as well as how to collect, build and specify color that remains consistent from screen to print.

“Color is a key inspirational element in any design project. Choosing the right color is critical in portraying the intended message and creating the desired response. The right color can be motivational, emotional and very persuasive,” says Doris Brown, Vice President of Marketing at Pantone, Inc. “Accurately capturing the desired color, and reproducing it faithfully and consistently, is imperative in maintaining the intended message and integrity of the design project.”

Color Trends, Color Psychology and the 2008 Color of the Year

Participants will walk through a study of color psychology, emerging trends and the 2008 color of the year. Attendees will learn tips and techniques for coaching their clients through their client’s color preferences, ensuring better communication of their message.

Collect, Build, Share and Control Your Color

Using a best practices approach, this educational session will show attendees how to control color in the design process using the latest technology and tools including advanced instrumentation, software and applications specifically designed for color selection and sharing.

Topics Covered

* Experience the latest color trends in design and fashion
* Understand the psychology behind color to maximize your design’s impact
* Use palette-building software tools to select and build reproducible color palettes
* Work with different color systems (RGB, CMYK and spot colors)
* Better screen to print color matching
* Use monitor calibration to improve color editing of both created and captured graphics
* Use in-house printers for accurate prints and proofs
* Color management setup in Adobe CS2 and CS3

Registration & Details

For $295, attendees receive a full day (9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) of seminar instruction, live demonstrations, lunch and a host of giveaways. Attendees will take home X-Rite’s new “Color Management for Creatives” eLearning DVD, a seminar reference CD, a presentation booklet and the exclusive “Need to Know: Color” manual.

Plus, new to 2008, attendees will receive the Color Control Freak Discount Book with valuable discounts from sponsoring companies of this seminar.

For the complete agenda and online registration, visit xrite.com/colorcontrol08 or call 888.439.4403 to register by phone.

Dates & Locations

Cincinnati – March 4 Raleigh – April 8
Portland – March 4 Dallas – April 8
Denver – March 6 Washington DC – April 15
Charlotte – March 6 San Diego – April 15
Indianapolis – March 11 New York – April 29
Houston – March 11 Los Angeles – April 29
Nashville – March 13 San Francisco – May 6
Kansas City – March 13 Boston – May 6
Minneapolis – March 18 Seattle – May 13
Miami – March 18 Toronto – May 13
Chicago – April 1 Detroit – May 20
Atlanta – April 1 Philadelphia – May 27

About X-Rite:

(NASDAQ XRIT) X-Rite is the global leader in color science and technology. The company develops, manufactures, markets and supports innovative color management solutions through measurement systems, software, color standards and services. X-Rite’s expertise in measuring, formulating, communicating and matching color helps users get color right the first time and every time, which translates to better quality and reduced costs. X-Rite serves a range of industries, including printing, packaging, photography, graphic design, video, automotive, paints, plastics, textiles, dental and medical. Visit http://www.xrite.com for more information.

X-Rite Color Services provides training, support and service worldwide, including on-site training, hands-on classroom workshops, traveling seminars, online webinars, and dynamic eLearning. On-site seminars are available at your locations customized around your industry, with an emphasis on automotive, textile, paint or plastics. Other on-site services include equipment and software training, enterprise color standards consulting, supplier certification and lighting audits. X-Rite Color Services also offers telephone tech support, equipment service and certification, and extended warranty coverage. For more info, call 888.439.4403 or visit www.xritecolorservices.com.

About Pantone, Inc.

Pantone, Inc. has been the world’s color authority for more than 45 years, providing design professionals with products and services for the colorful exploration and expression of creativity. Always a source for color inspiration, Pantone now offers paint and designer-inspired products and services for consumers. More information is available at www.pantone.com.

About HP

HP focuses on simplifying technology experiences for all of its customers – from individual consumers to the largest businesses. With a portfolio that spans printing, personal computing, software, services and IT infrastructure, HP is among the world’s largest IT companies, with revenue totaling $104.3 billion for the four fiscal quarters ended Oct. 31, 2007. More information about HP (NYSE: HPQ) is available at http://www.hp.com.

About EIZO

Eizo Nanao Corporation is a leading global manufacturer of high-end visual display products with a wide range of LCD monitors. The image quality, long-term reliability, and innovative features of EIZO monitors make them the products of choice in many financial trading rooms, hospitals, back offices, and design studios throughout the world. EIZO is based in Japan and represented in over fifty countries by a network of exclusive distributors.

This one-day seminar is tailored for quality control & assurance professionals, lab technicians, parts suppliers, manufacturing specifiers, or anyone who evaluates or approves color. Attendees establish a solid foundation in color and appearance science. From the physics of color to lighting, spectrophotometers and color data, attendees learn how to measure, view and understand color data. Taught by X-Rite color experts, the seminar is easy to understand and applicable to nearly every industry and business.

The one-day course requires no prior color training and will address color control for a variety of industries, including retail and apparel brands, business and consumer electronics, automotive, packaging and their related industries in plastics, coatings and textile manufacturing.

Topics Covered

    * The science of color and appearance
    * Current standards and practices
    * Visual and instrumental color assessment
    * Controlling color quality
    * Communicating color information
    * Establishing your own color policies
    * Deploying enterprise-wide color management

Free Munsell Interactive Learning Kit

As part of the 2008 seminar tour, all attendees will receive the Munsell Interactive Learning Kit free of charge. The Munsell Interactive Learning Kit includes several worksheets, samples, and exercises to help color quality professionals learn about the complexities of color and how it is represented, evaluated, and controlled.

Exclusive Fundamentals of Color and Appearance Book

All 2008 seminar attendees will also receive X-Rite’s exclusive Fundamentals of Color and Appearance book. This industry acknowledged publication provides a logical and practical approach to solving color and appearance issues related to industrial applications.

Registration

For the complete agenda and online registration, visit xrite.com/FOCA08 or call 888.439.4403 to speak with seminar coordinators and register by phone. The $549 seminar fee includes a full day (9:00am-5:00pm) of seminar-style instruction, lunch and seminar materials.

Special Discount: Customers of X-Rite are invited to save 15% by using the coupon code “EARLYBIRD08” when registering!

Cities and Dates

2/28/08 San Jose, CA

3/20/08 Nashville, TN

3/25/08 Cleveland/Akron

3/25/08 Worcester, Massachusetts

5/20/08 Valley Forge, PA

5/21/08 Charlotte, NC

6/3/08 Chicago, IL

6/10/08 Toronto, ON

9/16/08 Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN

9/18/08 Denver, CO

9/23/08 Atlanta, GA

9/25/08 Detroit, MI

11/13/08 Milwaulkee, WI

11/11/08 Long Beach, CA

11/18/08 Montreal, QC

11/20/08 Grand Rapids, MI

About X-Rite:

(NASDAQ: XRIT) X-Rite is the global leader in color science and technology. The company develops, manufactures, markets and supports innovative color management solutions through measurement systems, software, color standards and services. X-Rite’s expertise in measuring, formulating, communicating and matching color helps users get color right the first time and every time, which translates to better quality and reduced costs. X-Rite serves a range of industries, including printing, packaging, photography, graphic design, video, automotive, paints, plastics, textiles, dental and medical. Visit www.xrite.com http://www.xrite.com for more information.

X-Rite Color Services provides training, support and service worldwide, including on-site training, hands-on classroom workshops, traveling seminars, online webinars, and dynamic eLearning. On-site seminars are available at your locations customized around your industry, with an emphasis on automotive, textile, paint or plastics. Other on-site services include equipment and software training, enterprise color standards consulting, supplier certification and lighting audits. X-Rite Color Services also offers telephone tech support, equipment service and certification, and extended warranty coverage. For more info, call 888.439.4403 or visit www.xritecolorservices.com.

The basic Quark Job Jackets Training Pack is a 400 MB (approx. size) download containing:

    * 4 Walkthrough Videos showing users how to work with Job Jackets in QuarkXPress 7 — these are aimed at both entry-level users and designers.

    * 3 QuickTime (with slide transitions) or PDF (without slide transitions) Presentations which gives key points on the best ways to use Job Jackets.

    * 1 Cheat Sheet.

“Based on the Job Definition Format (JDF), Quark Job Jackets is one of the most powerful and interesting features in QuarkXPress 7,” Erik Vlietinck, Editor of IT Enquirer said. “Using Job Jackets can be a little challenging at first, however it won’t take long for a user to learn how to use them effectively which will allow them to define layout and output parameters at the beginning of the design process. This enables consistent design across documents and projects, and makes compliance with standards such as those defined by the Ghent Workgroup easier. Job Jackets also save time by avoiding errors very early in the workflow.”

The Basic Quark Job Jackets Training Pack teaches users the fastest and easiest way to create and define Job Jackets and Tickets and their embedded Resources. When a user has successfully gone through the Training Pack, he or she should be able to create a Job Jacket or Ticket and share it with others, or vice versa and adapt a shared Job Jacket to his/her own needs.

Each Job Jacket has ‘Resources’ –project settings, layout settings, output specifications, etc– and these are organised in Job Tickets. Each Job Ticket can be created first as a template. Later on, the actual Job Ticket for a project can be based on the appropriate Ticket template.

A QuickTime Preview can be found at: http://www.it-enquirer.com/main/basic_jj/

Members of the press can download the Pack for review purposes –please send a request per e-mail.

The Basic Training Pack is sold for EUR 25.00. It can also be obtained by subscribing for a year of Premium Content at IT Enquirer.

Soon an Advanced Training Pack will be also be available. This Advanced Pack will include the Basic Training Pack, sample Job Jackets, including one containing Ghent Workgroup output specifications, and a Matrix Sheet that enables users to add Resources to Job Jackets more efficiently.

About IT-Enquirer
IT-Enquirer is an online publication for digital designers in all industries. It contains reviews, technical background information, and feature and trend analyses in the areas of graphic design, photography, layout design, web design, print production, video production, etc.

Erik Vlietinck has over 12 years of experience as a freelance journalist for magazines in Belgium, the Netherlands and Great-Britain. Besides his journalistic work, he has written manuals for software such as Smart Connection Pro and Enterprise, the Unisys Hermes system, DMPartners’ linguistic editorial system, and technical and market analysis papers for the photo- and large-format printer divisions at Hewlett-Packard and Ricoh.