| Publish 1991 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 101 hot tips. (for typography, presentations and desktop publishing) (Special Section) | Publishing industry | |
| 24 bits and what do you get? Eight affordable color scanners for PCs and Macs. (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | Richard Jantz, Jake Widman, Ari Davidow |
| Accelerated color. (Macintosh 24-bit color graphics: accelerated color boards) | Publishing industry | Christine Whyte |
| Alternatives for a healthier planet: how to be an environmentally correct publisher. (includes related articles on ecology at Esprit sportswear, on the electronic office and on environmental concerns of computer publishers) | Publishing industry | Pam Loman |
| Ami Pro. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Ami Professional 1.2) (Software Review) (one of six word processing software evaluations in 'Word processing workout: exercising the design potential of six low-end programs') (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Michael J. Sullivan |
| CD-ROM travels far with American Airlines. (Integrated Media) | Publishing industry | Janice Maloney |
| Clients from hell. (experience of service bureaus dealing with difficult clients) | Publishing industry | Jonathan Littman |
| Clip art creativity: add pizzazz to your publications with the latest in ready-made images. (tutorial) | Publishing industry | Margaret Y. Rabb |
| Color: high technology, low productivity. | Publishing industry | Ken Draeger |
| Company style: Herman Miller Inc. (case study)(includes related articles on the Herman Miller marketing communications group and a company overview) (Design & Graphics) (company profile) | Publishing industry | Eda Warren |
| Conditions fair for Framemaker. (Frame Technology Corp.'s Framemaker 3.0)(Previews) (Software Review) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Shawn Tomlinson |
| Designing covers in record time: instant fame demands instant packaging. (music album and compact disk design) | Publishing industry | Gail Koffman |
| Different strokes (and fills): why Mac and PC computer artists use the drawing programs they do. (Illustrator, Aldus FreeHand, Canvas, Micrografx Designer) | Publishing industry | Jess Wells |
| Electronic paper: fulfilling the promise. | Publishing industry | John Warnock |
| Enhanced character recognition. (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s ScanJet IIc flatbed scanner and Caere Corp.'s OmniPage Professional 2.0 software)(Previews) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Jake Widman, Richard Raucci |
| Express publisher. (Power Up! Software Corp.) (Software Review) (four of six word processing software evaluations in 'Word processing workout: exercising the design potential of six low-end programs') (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Gary W. Priester |
| Extra, extra! Macs and PCs enter the traditional world of newspaper publishing. | Publishing industry | David M. Cole |
| Fast fax publishing: conquering the world with phone and fax. (includes related articles on fax fundamentals, fax publishing guidelines, and future trends and technologies) | Publishing industry | Rusty Weston |
| Focus on future creativity. (forecasting the next generation of electronic publishing tools) | Publishing industry | Paul Brainerd |
| Forms meet function. (use a forms design package suited to your needs) (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | Cynthia C. Bates |
| From a distance: new tools for remote publishing. (Buyers Guide) | Publishing industry | Larry Stevens |
| Gallery: 'Scape: gigabytes of color. (desktop publishing technology employed in the production of the 'Scape magazine) | Publishing industry | Matthew Lake |
| Getting started with CD-ROM: seventeen top titles for the CD-ready publisher. (includes directory of CD-ROM drive makers) (Integrated Media) | Publishing industry | Helmut Kobler |
| Hub of activity. (includes related articles on bottleneck breakthrough and start-to-finish publishing) | Publishing industry | Barry Zuber |
| In-house color printing: inexpensive desktop printers bring color into the office. (includes related articles on paper selection and on new technologies) (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | Roger C. Parker, Pamela Pfiffner |
| Interactive learning: integrated media moves to the head of the class. (ABC News Interactive, DynEd International and Magnus Communications Design) | Publishing industry | Denise Caruso |
| Legacy. (NBI Inc.) (Software Review) (five of six word processing software evaluations for 'Word processing workout: exercising the design potential of six low-end programs') (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Angeline Khong, Sheila Ng |
| Mac takes starring role: American Film Institute focuses on the small screen. (Apple Macintosh) | Publishing industry | Connie Guglielmo |
| Making choices, not copies. (font protection and copyright laws)(Type Cast) | Publishing industry | Cynthia Hollandsworth |
| More for less: recession-time guide to upgrading your computer. | Publishing industry | Bill Crider |
| New printers brighten choices. (product announcement) | Publishing industry | Paul Worthington |
| New products debut at Macworld. (Macworld conference) (Product Announcement) | Publishing industry | Juli Cortino |
| Nisus. (Paragon Concepts Inc.) (Software Review) (six of six word processing software evaluations in 'Word processing workout: exercising the design potential of six low-end programs') (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Chuck Routhier |
| No more armies, just rock bands. (interview with Roger Black) (End Paper) (interview) | Publishing industry | Stuart Silverstone |
| OCR at work: how companies use optical character recognition to ease their work loads. (Boston, MA, service bureau Advanced Computer Graphics, magazine Scientific American and newspaper Baltimore Sun employ OCR technology) | Publishing industry | Scott Spanbauer |
| Paper: choosing paper that works for you. (includes related articles on personalizing with handmade paper, and on recycled paper) | Publishing industry | Elizabeth Adler |
| Paperless publishing with DiskPaper. (Software Review) (Previews) (evaluation) | Publishing industry | Rusty Weston |
| Peeking behind the interface: wizards of multimedia production reveal all. (includes related article on standardization) (directory) | Publishing industry | Karen A. Frenkel |
| Peering through font Windows. (Microsoft Corp.'s Windows 3.0) | Publishing industry | David Dean |
| Personal Press. (Aldus Corp.) (Software Review) (three of six word processing software evaluations in 'Word processing workout: exercising the design potential of six low-end programs') (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Marjorie Spiegelman |
| Plain-paper printers get serious. (includes related article on Microsoft's TrueImage page description language) | Publishing industry | Larry Stevens |
| Presenting a professional image: the right presentation display device for any audience. (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | John Battelle |
| Readers' choice awards: Publish readers pick their favorite PC and Mac products. (Apple Macintosh) (Buyers Guide) | Publishing industry | |
| Riding the fourth wave. (desktop technologies evolve into Macintosh-based publishing systems)(Endpaper) (column) | Publishing industry | Tim Gill |
| Rising out of the data bog. (information management) | Publishing industry | Larry Gerhard |
| S.F. monitors workers' health. (San Francisco, CA Board of Supervisors approves video display terminal law) | Publishing industry | Leslie Steere |
| Signposts of our Time. (Dialog Box)(interview with Time Magazine's graphics director Nigel Holmes) (Interview) | Publishing industry | Stuart Silverstone |
| Spotlight on 386SX/20MHz computers. | Publishing industry | |
| Spotlight on graphical word processors. (a review of available desktop publishing-related products emphasizes graphical word processors) (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | |
| Spotlight on PC optical character recognition. (quick-hit reviews of optical character recognition software for IBM PCs and compatibles)(also includes listings of CAD, font tools, graphical word processing programs, forms, Macintosh animation, Macintosh color image editing, screen capture and drawing tools) (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | |
| Spotlight on workgroup data handlers. (reviews of five data base management systems) (Software Review) (evaluation) | Publishing industry | |
| Still video captures the scene: instant filmless images pay off for publishers. (includes related articles on how still-video cameras work and still high-definition television products) | Publishing industry | Michael Murie |
| Strength of character recognition: 10 programs that take the drudgery out of digitizing the printed word. (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | Matthew Lake |
| System 7 offers new power, sophistication. (Software Review) (Previews: new products and trends) (evaluation) | Publishing industry | Craig Danuloff |
| The Publish hardware directory: monitors. (cover story) (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | |
| The Publish hardware directory: printers & imagesetters. (cover story) (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | |
| The Publish hardware directory: scanners. (cover story) (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | |
| The Publish hardware directory: storage devices. (cover story) (buyers guide) | Publishing industry | |
| The search for type wisdom. (comparison of the old and new type-related businesses) (Type Cast) | Publishing industry | Steve Byers |
| The thin black line. (microcomputers give graphic designers the tools to design their own type) (tutorial) | Publishing industry | David Siegel |
| TrueType confessions. (Software Review) (advantages of Apple Computer's font scaling technology) (evaluation) | Publishing industry | David Berlow |
| Type faces a new world order. (computers enable millions to set type) ( Type Cast) (Column) | Publishing industry | James Felici |
| WordPerfect for the Mac. (Software Review) (two of six word processing software evaluations in 'Word processing workout: exercising the potential of six low-end programs') (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Brian Day |
| Word processing workout: exercising the design potential of six low-end programs. (overview of six word-processing software evaluations) (Software Review) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Michael J. Sullivan, Marjorie Spiegelman, Brian Day, Gary W. Priester, Angeline Khong, Sheila Ng, Chuck Routhier |
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