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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 93 10:05:00 -0800
From: Conrad_Geiger
To: [e-mail]
Subject: v6.6 - NeXT Nugget News Digest (vol. 6, issue 6, February, 1993

NeXT Nugget News Digest (vol. 6, issue 6, February, 1993)


             ***  TABLE OF CONTENTS  ***


NeXT PUBLISHING REFERENCE
 =>   16. Frame Technology & Logicon: Announcing CALS-compliant
                document publishing
 =>   17. Goldleaf Publishing Announces Publishing Software
 =>   18. Announcing DTP-L, the Desktop Publishing Information
                distribution list
 =>   19. NeXT Service Bureau Reference List


Conrad Geiger
Manager, International NeXT User Group Program (over 420 groups
worldwide)

P.S. To be added or deleted from this distribution or to submit
items for the Nugget Digest, send email to "[e-mail]."


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NeXT PUBLISHING REFERENCE


 =>   16. Frame Technology & Logicon: Announcing CALS-compliant
          document publishing

Contact:

        Ralph Conn
        Phone: [phone]
        Email: [e-mail].


SAN DIEGO, CA - December 7, 1992-- Frame Technology and Logicon today
jointly demonstrated a CALS-compliant Air Force document publishing
application at CALS Expo.  The application, based on FrameMaker
software in conjunction with Logicon developed software, automates
the preparation and delivery of Technical Report and Contract Funds
Status Reports thus creating more efficient and cost-effective access
to critical information.  Both of these documents are required
deliverables as specified in the Contract Data Requirements List
(CDRLs).

CALS, the Computer-aided Acquisition and Logistics Support
Initiative, is based on SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language)
and is intended to improve the Government acquisition process by
providing specific standards when delivering technical information.

"Frame sees the SGML market continuing to gain momentum, and it has
been estimated that the market will more than double in the next two
years" said Joe Schneider, Vice President, General Manager, Systems
Solutions Division.  "The Defense Department has realized the
productivity and financial benefits of SGML-based CALS, and the
airlines, telecommunications, and publishing industries have begun to
adopt SGML and structured authoring as well.  Frame Technology and
Logicon have recognized the market opportunity for SGML and are
teaming up to take the lead in this promising technology."

"The cooperation between Frame Technology and Logicon combines the
strengths of both companies by integrating Logicon's unique CALS
solution with the market's leading publishing system," said Eldon
Mangold, Vice President and Manager of the Information Systems
Division of Logicon Ultrasystems.

The solution's original text creation is done in WordPerfect.  The
files are then converted via Logicon into SGML documents that conform
to the MIL-M-38784B Document Type Definitions DTD as specified in
MIL-M-28001A and a custom DTD.  Currently, the system provides for
the transmission of Contract Funds Status Report and Technical
Reports.  The SGML documents and graphic CGM (Computer Graphic
Metafiles) files are transmitted to the Government via an electronic
link using a module developed by Logicon that conforms to the
MIL-M-1840B.

Both the SGML documents and CGM graphics are received at the
Government site.  The files are used to reconstruct the CDRL
documents which are viewed as FrameMaker MIF files.  The files are
routed over the network to the responsible individual.  The system
will support an acquisition authority consisting of several hundred
Government personnel and contractors.

Logicon will be working with Frame to develop additional CALS
solutions using FrameBuilder, a WYSIWYG structured document authoring
tool to provide Guided Editing capabilities, enabling users to
create, edit revise, and leverage the structure of documents.

Logicon is a leader in providing advanced technology systems and
services to support national security, civil and industrial needs.
Logicon is located at 525 S. Douglas Street, El Sugundo, CA  90245.

Frame Technology is a worldwide provider of electronic document
publishing software and solutions for the creation, management,
distribution and on-line viewing of critical business and technical
documents.  Frame's award-winning products provide full file
compatibility across networks of PC, Macintoshes and UNIX
workstations enabling companies to increase productivity by
leveraging valuable corporate data.  Frame Technology is a publicly
traded company (NASDAQ-FRAM) located at 1010 Rincon Circle, San Jose,
CA 95131.



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 =>   17. Goldleaf Publishing Announces Publishing Software

To: All NeXT User Group Members
From: Joe Bresler, Goldleaf Publishing

EXTRA, EXTRA! eXTRASCAN software

In case you haven't already heard, Goldleaf Publishing recently
debuted four key products for the NeXT Publishing Environment. Our
products include:

eXTRASCAN -  a comprehensive scanning package that works with EPSON
GT Series scanners, including the GT-8000. The Epson GT-8000 supports
resolutions of up to 800 DPI, custom color & gamma correction, a
transparency scanning option, and a document feeder.

eXTRACOLOR -  Goldleaf)s color management and separation package
which supports batch processing of images.


eXTRACAL -  a hardware and software combination that will allow you
to calibrate all of your color input and output devices for accurate
color reproduction. eXTRACAL works with eXTRACOLOR.

eXTRASET -  allows you to print at 1200, 2540, or 3000 dpi to the
Goldleaf Imagesetter as easily as printing to your NeXT laser
printer.


Additionally, we will be joining NeXT and other developers in
organizing a road show, where representatives from various
companies will travel around the country to give demonstrations and
make sales calls. We will start the road shows in January.   We'll
let you know about show dates in your area and I hope to see you at
one of the demonstrations!

Sincerely,


Joe Bresler
Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
700 Larkspur Landing Circle
Suite 199
Larkspur, CA 94939
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

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eXTRACAL Color Calibration Brings True Color Reproduction to NeXT


For Immediate Release
Contact:

John Fox, V.P. Marketing
Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
Voice: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

eXTRACAL Color Calibration Brings True Color Reproduction to
Computers Running NeXTSTEP

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, September 22, 1992 - Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
announced today at the Seybold Conference the release of eXTRACAL, a
hardware and software solution that objectively profiles all devices
used in the color reproduction process, including scanners, monitors,
proof printers, imagesetters, and printing presses. When used in
conjunction with eXTRACOLOR, Goldleaf's color correction and
separation software, eXTRACAL gives the user a truly powerful color
calibration solution for the NeXTSTEP environment.

eXTRACAL contains a software driver for NeXT computers, and a
hardware device that acts as both a digital colorimeter and
densitometer. eXTRACAL hardware can be attached to the monitor with a
suction cup or can be placed in a stand to measure reflective color
levels. eXTRACAL can also be used as a densitometer to measure dot
density on film and paper. This feature will appeal to service
bureaus and print shops who need to calibrate their film processors
and measure dot gain on press. Dot gain measurements can be
integrated into eXTRACOLOR's separation parameter files.

The eXTRACAL hardware is manufactured by Sequel Imaging. Goldleaf is
Sequel Imaging's exclusive OEM/marketing partner for the NeXT and
Atari computer platforms. eXTRACAL software and hardware is sold as a
standalone product. Additionally, the eXTRACAL software module is
bundled with eXTRACOLOR.

The combination of Goldleaf's color correction and separation
software and hardware, along with the new color publishing software
packages (available from other NeXT developers), makes NeXTSTEP an
attractive platform for publishing and color reproduction, both for
service bureaus and in-house production departments.


Use eXTRACAL hardware and software to calibrate all of your color
input and output devices, including scanners, monitors, proof
printers, imagesetters, and printing presses. eXTRACAL contains a
software driver and the System Calibrator hardware that acts as both
a digital colorimeter and densitometer. eXTRACAL can be attached to
the monitor or placed in a stand to measure reflective or
transmissive color levels, or can also be used to measure dot density
on film and paper. Dot gain and color measurements can then be
integrated into eXTRACOLOR's separation parameter files, giving the
user a truly powerful color management solution for the NeXTSTEP
environment.

NeXT and NeXTSTEP are trademarks of NeXT Computer, Inc. Goldleaf,
eXTRACOLOR, and eXTRACAL are trademarks of Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
Program copyright 1992, Digital Arts AG. All rights reserved. 91992,
Goldleaf Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved.

Features:
        Fast and easy color calibration

        Seamlessly integrates with
        eXTRACOLOR

        Reflection/transmission
        densitometer and colorimeter

        Calibrate monitors and other
        devices accross networks

        The perfect addition to
        both service bureaus and
        in-house production
        departments

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:

        NeXTdimension cube,
        NeXTstation Color
        8 MB memory
        (16 MB recommended)
        4 MB free hard disk storage space
        1.44 Meg floppy drive
        NeXTSTEP 2.0 or greater
        (3.0 recommended)

eXTRACAL and eXTRACOLOR are available directly from Goldleaf or
through Goldleaf's authorized VARs and VADs.

Privately held Goldleaf Publishing, Inc. is a leading developer of
NeXT and Atari software and hardware solutions for the publishing and
graphic arts industries. eXTRACAL is Goldleaf's third release in
their complete line of publishing solutions for computers running
NeXTSTEP. Other products include eXTRASCAN, eXTRACOLOR and eXTRASET.
Future Goldleaf products will include software and hardware solutions
for output to the Goldleaf Imagesetter and to various color output
devices.

NeXT and NeXTSTEP are trademarks of NeXT Computer, Inc. Goldleaf,
eXTRASCAN, eXTRACOLOR, eXTRACAL, and eXTRASET are trademarks of
Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.

Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
700 Larkspur Landing Circle, Suite 199
Larkspur, CA 94939
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]


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Goldleaf and their Publishing Product: eXTRACOLOR

For Immediate Release
Contact:
John Fox, V.P. Marketing
Goldleaf Publishing
Voice: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

eXTRACOLOR Fulfills the Promise of Color Publishing on NeXTSTEP

LARKSPUR, Calif., September 22, 1992 -  Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
today announced the release of eXTRACOLOR, a color correction and
separation software package that fills a major gap for color
publishing in the NeXTSTEP environment.  Now, NeXT users can call
eXTRACOLOR from the Services menu to correct image color errors and
separate their color images without ever leaving their active
application.

eXTRACOLOR is extremely easy to use, yet offers the power that was
previously only attainable by pre-press professionals on very
expensive systems.  Upon start-up, a simple "Action" panel is
displayed, from which the user chooses to either correct or separate
their image.

For correction, a list of all popular color output devices is shown,
including the NeXT Color Printer, the Canon CJ10 & CLC 500, plus dye
sublimation and thermal wax printers from Seiko and Mitsubishi.

This library of custom calibration files comes already installed so
that in order to correct an image for a specific device, the user
simply opens an image file, chooses a device name, and clicks on the
"Correct" button.  The corrected image will be reproduced on the
designated output device with the maximum fidelity possible to the
original. eXTRACOLOR's custom correction tables are based on device
characterizations that take into account the reproduction of all
pure colors (red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, and yellow). The
supplied correction file algorithms are so sophisticated that they
even take into consideration the white color of the paper and the use
of black ink for offset printing. Additionally, if a specific device
is not supported by one of the supplied correction files, users can
quickly and painlessly setup their own custom correction files.
Either way, eXTRACOLOR provides a preview of the correction before
actually altering the file.

eXTRACOLOR's color separation capabilities are also very strong,
offering three separation methods: Chromatic, Achromatic, and Black
Chromatic. For the beginning user, eXTRACOLOR provides instantly
recognizable default settings such as SWOP Coated (Standard for Web
Offset Printing), which is widely used for magazine and newspaper
printing. For the experienced user, eXTRACOLOR provides for complete
control over the most important separation parameters such as UCR
(Under Color Removal), GCR (Gray Component Removal), black
generation, color underlay, output gradation, and more. The Black
Chromatic setting is particularly well suited for use with four-color
printers using inkjet and dye diffusion technologies.

Once a file has been corrected and separated, it can be saved in
four-color TIFF, EPS, and DCS (Desktop Color Separation) formats.
Additionally, a sophisticated batch processing function allows for
the unattended background processing of multiple images.

Finally, eXTRACOLOR is designed to work seamlessly with eXTRACAL, a
soon to be released software and hardware package. eXTRACAL allows
for the objective characterization of all devices used in the color
reproduction process: scanner, monitor, proof printer, imagesetter,
and printing press.

eXTRACOLOR allows you to correct and separate all your color images
quickly, accurately, and easilyPwithout ever leaving your active
application. Now you can get consistent and repeatable color on the
desktopPfrom scanning, to display, to proofing, to final printing.
eXTRACOLOR puts the know-how of color management experts to work for
you in one easy-to-use package.

Just call eXTRACOLOR from the Services Menu, choose correction,
separation, or gradation, and the program will do the rest. Best of
all, you can create your own custom device profiles for any output
device. Simply scan-in a test print, take the measurements, and add
the profile to your list. And before you make any changes to your
images, you can use the preview function to see exactly how your
image will print. eXTRACOLOR can even help you improve poor-quality
images by allowing you to adjust any of your image's individual color
channels.

NeXT and NeXTSTEP are trademarks of NeXT Computer, Inc. Goldleaf,
eXTRACOLOR, and eXTRACAL are trademarks of Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
Goldleaf Publishing, Inc. Program copyright 1992, Digital Arts AG.
All rights reserved. 91992, Goldleaf Publishing, Inc. All rights
reserved.

Features:

        Supports a wide range of
        devices from the NeXT Color
        Printer to high-end offset
        presses.

        Allows unattended batch
        processing of multiple images.

        Complete control over
        UCR, GCR, black generation,
        color underlay, output
        gradation, and more.

        File Formats Supported: TIFF,
        EPS, and DCS (DesktopColor
        Separation).

        Software driver for
        eXTRACAL, Goldleaf 's
        color correction and
        calibration software included
        (eXTRACAL hardware
        available separately).

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:

        NeXTdimension cube
        NeXTstation Color Turbo
        8 MB memory (16 MB
        recommended)
        4 MB free hard disk storage
        space
        1.44 Meg floppy drive
        NeXTSTEP 2.0 or greater
        (3.0 recommended)

eXTRACOLOR: Perfect Color Everytime

Privately held Goldleaf Publishing is a leading developer of NeXT and
Atari system solutions for the publishing and graphic arts
industries. eXTRACOLOR is Goldleaf's second release in their complete
line of publishing solutions for computers running NeXTSTEP. Other
products include eXTRASCAN, eXTRACAL, and eXTRASET. Future Goldleaf
products will include software and hardware solutions for color input
and output devices.

NeXT and NeXTSTEP are trademarks of NeXT Computer, Inc. Goldleaf,
eXTRACOLOR, eXTRASCAN, eXTRASET and eXTRACAL are trademarks of
Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.

NeXT and NeXTSTEP are trademarks of NeXT Computer, Inc. Goldleaf,
eXTRACOLOR, eXTRASCAN, eXTRASET and eXTRACAL are trademarks of
Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.




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eXTRASCAN Scanning Solution for NeXTSTEP and Epson GT Scanners

For Immediate Release

Contact:
John Fox, V.P. Marketing
Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
Voice: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

Goldleaf eXTRASCAN and Epson GT Scanners: A Powerful Scanning
Solution for NeXTSTEP Color Publishing

LARKSPUR, Calif., September 22, 1992 - Goldleaf Publishing announced
the release of eXTRASCAN, a scanner driver software package for use
with Epson GT-series scanners and any computer running NeXTSTEP.

eXTRASCAN fills a unique niche in the NeXT market, because it is very
fast and because it fully exploits every hardware option available on
the Epson scanners. Additionally, all of the scanner specific
hardware functions are performed while scanning the image, rather
than after the image has been captured. Hardware features include
color correction, gamma correction, and halftone screening. The
hardware screening function is especially noteworthy because it lets
users produce superior halftones on the NeXT laser printer. By using
the scanner's hardware based corrections, eXTRASCAN is able to
achieve the maximum scan quality of an image with no loss of speed.
eXTRASCAN is also the only scanner driver currently available for
NeXTSTEP that automatically supports the Epson GT-8000 scanner (which
is available in Europe and will be available in the United States
shortly). This is an important development for NeXT users because the
GT-8000 offers custom hardware gamma correction and hardware image
sharpening. The GT-8000 also offers a transparency scanning option,
which is perfect for transparencies, X-rays, and other non-reflective
media.

eXTRASCAN has a very elegant and simple user interface. Upon startup,
eXTRASCAN opens only two panels, the main scan panel and the extended
settings panel. The user can control all hardware features with the
options available on these two panels.

eXTRASCAN saves in TIFF and EPS file formats, and supports the JPEG,
LZW, and PackBits compression methods. The program can also be called
by other applications through the NeXTSTEP Services menu.

Goldleaf sells eXTRASCAN as either a standalone product with a
suggested list price of $XXX, or bundled with an Epson GT-6000
scanner for a suggested list price of approximately $XXX.

Privately held Goldleaf Publishing is a leading developer of NeXT and
Atari system solutions for the publishing and graphic arts
industries. eXTRASCAN is Goldleaf's first release in it's complete
line of publishing solutions for computers running NeXTSTEP. Other
products include eXTRACOLOR, eXTRACAL, and eXTRASET. Future Goldleaf
products will include software and hardware solutions for output to
the Goldleaf Imagesetter and to various color output devices.

Epson and GT 4000, GT 6000, and GT 8000 are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Seiko Epson Corporation. NeXT and NeXTSTEP are
trademarks of NeXT Computer, Inc. Goldleaf, eXTRASCAN, eXTRACOLOR,
eXTRACAL and eXTRASET are trademarks of Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.

Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
700 Larkspur Landing Circle, Suite 199
Larkspur, CA 94939

Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]


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Goldleaf's eXTRASET for High Resolution Output on NeXT

For Immediate Release

Contact:
John Fox, V.P. Marketing
Goldleaf Publishing
Voice: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

eXTRASET Creates Key Advantages for Technical Publishing on Computers
Running NeXTSTEP

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, September 22, 1992 - Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
announced today at the Seybold Conference the release of eXTRASET, a
software and hardware combination that allows high resolution output
from any NeXT publishing application directly to the Goldleaf
Imagesetter. eXTRASET's high speed and ease-of-use make it the
perfect addition to NeXT-based technical documentation departments.

eXTRASET's software drivers are seamlessly integrated into the
NeXTSTEP operating environment through the Print Manager control
panel. When the Print Manager is invoked, eXTRASET's imagesetter
selections show up along with all other printer selections. When
ready to print, the user specifies the imagesetter and print
resolution (1200, 2540, and 3000 dpi are supported), clicks on the
print button, and output to the imagesetter is automatically and
immediately started. With eXTRASET, output to an imagesetter is no
more difficult than printing to a laser printer. This is an
especially important development for those using NeXT workstations to
create technical and other documentation in-house, where last minute
revisions are common. By having eXTRASET and a Goldleaf Imagesetter
in-house, users will have more control over final output of their
films, thus giving them strong time and cost advantages over other
departments and companies that must rely completely on outside
vendors.

Each Goldleaf Imagesetter is specially modified by Goldleaf's
technicians so that it will connect directly to a NeXT workstation
via the SCSI port. Thus, eXTRASET completely eliminates the need to
purchase a separate, stand-alone raster image processor (RIP),
resulting in a savings of thousands of dollars. Additionaly, the
Goldleaf Imagesetter will employ ULTRE's new CQR imagesetter
technology for improved registration of color plates.

Goldleaf is an OEM for the ULTRE products from the ULTRE division of
Linotype-Hell. Goldleaf selected ULTRE-based imagesetters for
eXTRASET due to its large installed base (over 6,000 worldwide),
reliable performance, ease-of-use, and extreme cost effectiveness.
eXTRASET is available as a complete software and imagesetter package
and can be purchased directly from Goldleaf or through Goldeaf's
authorized VARs and VADs. The eXTRASET solutions include a license
from NeXT Computer, Inc. and Adobe Systems, Inc. to use their Display
PostScript Level 2 language, which is included with NeXT Computers.
Privately held Goldleaf Publishing is a leading developer of NeXT and
Atari system solutions for the publishing and graphic arts
industries. eXTRASET is Goldleaf's fourth release in their complete
line of publishing solutions for computers running NeXTSTEP. Other
products include eXTRASCAN, eXTRACOLOR, and eXTRACAL. Future Goldleaf
products will include software and hardware solutions for color input
and output devices.

NeXT and NeXTSTEP are trademarks of NeXT Computer, Inc. Goldleaf,
Goldleaf Imagesetter, eXTRACOLOR, eXTRACAL, eXTRASCAN, and eXTRASET
are trademarks of Goldleaf Publishing, Inc. ULTRE is a registered
trademark of the ULTRE division of Linotype Hell. Other products and
companies mentioned are trademarked by their respective companies.

Goldleaf Publishing, Inc.
700 Larkspur Landing Circle, Suite 199
Larkspur, CA 94939
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]



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 =>   18. Announcing DTP-L, the Desktop Publishing Information
          distribution list

This list provides a forum for discussion across platforms of Desktop
Publishing solutions, whether hardware, software or imagineware.
How-to, why-can't-I and when-will-they questions are just as
acceptable as philosophcal meta-discussions.

To subscribe send mail to <[e-mail]> which
says: SUBSCRIBE DTP-L Your full name where Your full name is really
your name, not your e-mail address.

Note: This list is both distributed and digested. You will be given
the option when you subscribe as to which you prefer.



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 =>   19. NeXT Service Bureau Reference List

Here are the NeXT service bureaus in North America and Japan.  If you
have any updates or additions worldwide, please send your information
to [e-mail].


Washburn Graphics
801 South McDowell St.
PO Box 31517
Charlotte, NC 28231-1517
704-372-5270

J & J Computing
400 Rella Blvd., Suite 130
Suffern, NY 10901
Contact: Steve Hirsch

Blumer-Levon, Ltd.
25 Prince Andrew Place
Don Mills, Ontario, Canada M3C 2H2
416 444-8431
Contact: Jim Blumer

Weimer Typesetting Co., Inc.
111 East McCarty Street
Indianapolis, IN 46206-0006
317-267-0565
Contact: Frank Morton Jr.

A & A Printing (full service printer):
Menlo Park, CA
contact:  Bob Curry
415 365-1919

Star Graphics
919 E. Hillsdale Blvd.
Foster City, CA 94404
[e-mail]
415-345-3321
Contact: Peter Masterson

Digital Graphics
3527 Haven Avenue
Menlo Park, CA 94025
415-306-0770
Contact: Robert Hu

George Rice & Sons
2001 N. Soto St.
Los Angeles, CA
213 223-2020
Contact: Ariel Munguez

Graphics Plus/Wheeler Hawkins
3760 South Robertson Blvd. Ste 202
Culver City, 90232
213-559-3732
Contact: Scott Kelly, Sr. Account Consultant

Computrend Systems & Graphics
1403 North Batavia, Ste. 113
Orange, CA 92667
619-272-9594
Contact: Toki Rathor

Woods Lithographics
3433 West Earl Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85017
602-272-7777
Contact: Paul Harding

Metropolitan Graphics
110 South 41st Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85009
602-233-3700
Contact: Ray Cotitta

Burian Imagesetting
433 SE 13th Ave
Portland OR 97214
503-234-4477
Contact: Ron Burian

Online Design!
447 West San Francisco Street
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
505-982-9890
505-982-9923- Modem/Fax
Jeri Wall (emergency -505-986-8538)

PAGES project
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos, NM 87544
[phone]

Woods Litho (full-service printer)
Phoenix, AZ
contact:  Paul Harding
800 451-7393

Light Printing Co., Inc.
101 Lafayette St.
New York NY 10013
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Internet: [e-mail]
Contact: Daniel Wasserman

TLC Graphics
Tony Aguila
1350 Pear Ave., Suite K
Mountain View, CA 94043
Ph. [phone]
Fax. [phone]

Great Faces
1130 North 7th Street
Minneapolis, MN. 55411
Phone [phone]
Contact David Leslie
2 Mono NeXT Systems
Full service Mac & NeXT Postscript service bureau.

Dahl & Curry
1320 Yale Place
Minneapolis, MN. 55403
612 338-7171
Contact Reid Anderson
Full service Mac & NeXT Postscript shop with 1 NeXT Color Turbo

Crestec Inc
676 Kasaishinden-cho
Hamamatsu-shi
Japan 431-31
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Contact: Hugh Ashton
Email: [e-mail]

Crestec Los Angeles Inc
16610 South Western Avenue
Gardena
CA 90247
Tel [phone]
Fax [phone]
Contact: Steve Ashmore
Email: [e-mail]

Crestec UK Ltd (European Production Centre)
Unit 19
Boundary Road Business Centre
Boundary Road
Woking
Surrey GU21 5DM
UK
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Contact: Mike Luetchford
Email: [e-mail]


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