| Publish 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 101 hot tips. (expert advice for computer-based publishers and digital designers) | Publishing industry | Bob Weibel, Skye Lininger, Ken Milburn, Jeff Burger, Stephen Muller, Brad Dosland, Dan Doerner, Bob Schaffel, Jim Felici, Bill Harrell, Vickie Rinehart |
| 6th annual design awards. (Publish magazine's computer graphics design competition) | Publishing industry | Elizabeth Leahy |
| At you service: does your service bureau have the right imagesetter for you needs? (Buyers Guide) | Publishing industry | Thad McIlroy |
| Autodesk 3D Concepts: test your ideas in three dimensions with a low-cost Windows modeler. (Software Review) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Paul Worthington |
| Big, bigger, biggest: large-size color printing is making news, and the proof can be found at your local service bureau. (large-format PostScript color printers)(Technology: Printing & Prepress) | Publishing industry | Connie Guglielmo |
| Built for speed: new accelerator boards, already available for Photoshop, promise to add zip to your pokiest applications. (Adobe Systems Inc.'s image processing software) (Technology: Graphics & Illustration) | Publishing industry | Aileen Abernathy |
| Clips on the Move: spice up your presentations with motion-clip packages. (Technology: Presentations & Multimedia) | Publishing industry | Tony Reveaux |
| Data based pages. (Realty Information Group uses PageAhead Software Corp.'s InfoPublisher report generation software)(includes related articles on file formats, automatic updates) (Process) | Publishing industry | Darcy DiNucci |
| DeBabelizer 1.4.2: change file formats, color palettes, and more with this indispensable graphics utility. (Software Review) (utility program from Equilibrium Technologies) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | David S. Jacobs, Amy Shelton |
| Designworks: this modest drawing program offers professional graphics prowess at a budget price. (drawing software from Computer West) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | William Harrel |
| Diagram 2.0 for NextStep. (Software Review) (Lighthouse Design's presentation software) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Lee Sherman |
| Digital photography takes flight. (using a digital camera to capture images) | Publishing industry | Gail Koffman |
| Distinguished panels: LCD panels make it easy to project your on-screen presentation to a large audience. (liquid crystal display)(includes list of vendors and products) | Publishing industry | Ben Calica |
| Doc It 4000. (Okidata's printer, scanner, facsimile machine, photocopier) (Hardware Review) (Tools: Reviews) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Donald Wilson |
| Driving and double speed. (quicker CD-ROM drives offer more reasons to buy) (Buyers Guide) | Publishing industry | Robert Lauriston |
| Grand makeover: top designers rebuild a nonprofit's identity. (National Student Campaign Against Hunger & Homelessness) (Cover Story) | Publishing industry | Elizabeth Leahy |
| GraphMaster 1.32 and Cricket Graph III, DeltaGraph Professional; a trio of number-crunching graphing programs offers technical charts for the most complicated data. (Software Review) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Doug Green, Denise Green |
| Halo Desktop Imager 2.0 and PhotoMagic 1.0: two inexpensive 24-bit image editors let you repair and rearrange photos on a shoestring budget. (Software Review) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Deke McClelland |
| HiFi Color: an experimental process tackles the deficiencies of four-color printing. | Publishing industry | Bruce Fraser |
| High on fiber: fiber-optic technology promises printers that are cheaper, more accurate, and even more durable than those currently on the market. | Publishing industry | Paul Worthington |
| Image Assistant 1.0: this image editor's Assist mode provides idiot proof scanning and color correction for the nondesigner. (Software Review) (image processing software from Caere Corp.) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Jim Schmal |
| It's not easy being green. (Sierra magazine faces tough choices on the path to eco-friendly publishing) | Publishing industry | Serena Herr |
| Jump shots: designers at Thrasher magazine capture the moves of today's hottest skateboarders in realistic photomontages created with Adobe Photoshop. | Publishing industry | Robin Levine |
| Lifting the burden of proof; Family Circle moves to all-digital production and finds an easier way to proof pages. (includes related articles on the Kodak Approval Color Proofing System, rotogravure printing and Family Circle's sending of ad agency J. Walter Thompson's filmless advertisement directly to the engraver) (Cover Story) | Publishing industry | Susan Shields |
| Low-stress guide to high-res printers: how do you select the best 600-dpi PostScript printer for the job? (includes related article on difference between true 600-dpi and boosted 300-dpi machines ) (Buyers Guide) | Publishing industry | Bruce Fraser |
| Makeup, EZ Effects: creating special effects with type is fast and easy in Makeup but slow and painful in EZ Effects. (Software Review) (font-manipulation software)(Tools: Reviews) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | William Harrel |
| Making sense of color management systems. (computer systems) | Publishing industry | Thad McIlroy |
| Many bridges to cross. (Software Review) (Ventura Software Inc.'s DataBase Publisher 4.0, PageAhead Software Corp.'s InfoPublisher 1.3 data base publishing software packages)(Process) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Marshall Ewig, Terry Tolvo |
| New treatment for dull, lifeless packaging. (advertising plan for BSP Labs' Forget the Flakes shampoo) | Publishing industry | Stephen DuPuis |
| Ofoto 2.0: powerful automatic scanning software makes getting good color scans a cinch. (Software Review) (scanning and image processing software from Light Source) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Jim Benson |
| PageMaker 5.0. (Software Review) (desktop publishing software from Aldus Corp.) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | |
| Paper chase: the right printer paper will help you make a lasting impression. (includes glossary) (Tutorial) | Publishing industry | Gail Koffman |
| PicturePress 2.5.3: shrink your images to a more manageable size with this convenient JPEG compression utility. (Software Review) (utility software package from Storm Technology) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Dan Doerner |
| Plate full of promises: direct-to-plate technology offers faster and cheaper short-run color printing. | Publishing industry | Don Monkerud |
| Prepress artistry. (includes related articles on Agfa's PIX software and Richard Benson) (fine-art book publisher Callaway Editions using Agfa's ColorScape prepress system) | Publishing industry | Robin Levine |
| Ray Dream AddDepth 1.0.1, Adobe Dimensions 1.0. (graphics software from Ray Dream and Adobe Systems, respectively) (Software Review) (Tools Reviews) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Jim Schmal |
| Recipe for homemade CD-ROMs. (first in a series of articles on publishing CD-ROMs) (Tutorial) | Publishing industry | Terry Schussler |
| Schizophrenic color shifts. (using Electronics for Imaging Inc's Eficolor color management system) | Publishing industry | Donald Wilson |
| The shape of things to come: new 3-D packages allow you to achieve monumental effects with type. (includes related article on system characteristics required for adequate 3-D performance) (Tutorial) | Publishing industry | David Berlow |
| Ventura PicturePro 1.1: this image editor offers top-notch painting tools but has limited drawing capabilities. (Software Review) (from Ventura Software's desktop publishing software)(Tools Reviews) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Deke McClelland |
| Ventura's new suite of publisher's power tools: is it soup yet? (Software Review) (Ventura Publisher 4.1 and AdPro 1.1 desktop publishing software packages from Ventura Software Inc.) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Rick Altman |
| VideoFusion 1.5, COSA After Effects. (Software Review) (QuickTime's VideoFusion for Macintosh 1.5 and Company of Science and Art's After Effects desktop video software)(Took Reviews) (Evaluation) | Publishing industry | Lynda Weinman |
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