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Introduction Late in 1987 I took a job with Linotype, a company with a long history in typesetting. Linotype played an important role in the success of the desktop publishing revolution because its type library was licensed by Apple for the LaserWriter. Adobe PostScript was becoming a market standard, and with all these changes it was an exciting time to be part of the industry. I created and authored this series of articles which were used as a sales tool and a service benefit. When I left Linotype* at the end of 1994 I saved all of the Tech Info PDFs on a 44MB Syquest that I put in a box and forgot about for 18 years. In 2012 I sent the Syquest to a data recovery service (probably the only place that still has a Syquest drive today) and Voila!, here now is the past revisited. These PDFs are copyrighted material owned by Heidelberg. I asked for permission to post them and Heidelberg has granted it. I hope you find this collection interesting, Jim Hamilton Green Harbor Publications May 2012 |
*Linotype had become Linotype-Hell after the merger with Hell Graphic Systems. I left Linotype-Hell after it was acquired by Heidelberg and became Heidelberg Prepress, a name you never hear any more because Linotype-Hell was simply absorbed into Heidelberg. The Linotype Library of fonts (see www.linotype.com) is now managed by Monotype. |
About the Series Notebooks were provided for the Linotype Hell Technical Information Series for 1992, 1993, and 1994. The files below are sorted by those years and include the indices, appendices, and a series called ‘Hot Tips & Late-breaking News’ that appeared during 1994. |
Many of the concepts that were illustrated in the series are dependent upon the resolution of the output device, the screen ruling, the screen angle, the screening method, the rosette structure, the scan resolution, etc. In many cases, this information simply is not visible when the file is turned into a PDF. In other cases, illustrations may have been stripped in manually rather than created digitally. And so, as you look through these digital articles you will undoubtedly come across empty holes or low-resolution images sometimes with the note “strip in supplied film here.” In these cases the original printed pieces are the best reflection of the documents intent. |
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Contributors | Many people contributed to the success of the Tech Info series. The one I’d like to thank first is Marion Mathison, who allowed me to take the germ of an idea and run with it. There were many others as well. In most Tech Info pieces there was an acknowledgement section at the end of the document. I’ve combed through those and have compiled a list of every person who was acknowledged. There are 178 in all (see the list below), some of whom were mentioned multiple times. Gus Barbuto, with fourteen mentions, topped the list followed by Ken Larsen and Eugene O’Brien, who were mentioned nine times each. David Klippel and Dennis Ryan rounded out the top five. David McDowell of Kodak, was the top non-Lino contributor with seven mentions. Also with seven mentions were Steve Beneduci, Ray Cassino, Marco Mularoni, and Bruce Roth. Jack Bruger, Don Giallanza, Georg Hollenbach, and Kevin Simms received six mentions. The list is in alphabetical order by first name. Unless otherwise noted, these are Linotype-Hell employees. Names with an asterisk were acknowledged at least four times. |
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Al Liehr (3M) Alan Darling (Quad/Graphics) Alan Shelley Ari Shapiro (RIT student) Bernadette Murray (FlexOgrafx) Beryl Bridges (Zanders USA) Bill Evans (Manhattan Graphics) Bill Lutz Bill Stoesser (Stoesser) Bill Van Buskirk Bob Dowling Bob Gradl (Laminating Arts & Finishes) Bob Schaffel (Sprintout/Prof. Prepress Alliance) Brian Geiger Brian Lawler (Tintype Graphics) Brian Mandell Brian Ramsey (Codenoll Technology Corp.) Bruce Brenner Bruce Doscher Bruce Lehnert Bruce Roth* Bryon Ramseyer (Gamma One) Carol Abbott Carol Hassildine Carole Alexander Charles Saleski (GTI Graphic Technology) Chris Jackson (Harper House) Christine Leonard (Van Son Holland Ink) Christine Stella Chuck Cox (WYSIWYG) Chuck Weger (Elara Systems) Claus Gumz Dan Flores Dan Lorenzini Dan Makuta (GATF) Dani Herzka Danielle Beaumont Danny Johnson Danny Kita Dave Hester (VIP Systems) Dave Schultz (DuPont) David Hazlett (Kodak) David Klippel* David Maskell |
David McDowell (Kodak)* David Pankow (RIT) Debbie Britt Dennis Ryan* Don Giallanza* Donovan Deans Doug Papple Dr. Dieter Preuss* Dr. Eggert Jung Dr. Heinrich Wadle Dr. Jim King (Adobe) Edward Janusz (DELPHI) Erik Gibson (Adobe) Ernie Menkes (Pres-Tige Label) Eugene O’Brien* Frank Braswell (Systems of Merritt) Frank Cost (RIT) Frank Kupke Fritz Lott (W.R. Beamish) Georg Hollenbach* George Chernego Grant Ruiz (Adobe) Gus Barbuto* Gus Keysor Hans Gunter Leufer Hans Thiessen Ira Gold (Gold Associates) Jack Bruger* Jack Irving Janet Fleshman Janice Chenoweth Jay Friedland (Stoesser) Jean Schmitt Jeff Rosenberg Jerry Horn Jerry Willer (Kodak) Jim DeLaHunt (Adobe) Jim Gutierrez Jim Mauro Jim Tracey Jimmy Yellen Joel Friedman John Compton (RIT) John Cosme* John Flaherty John Fulena |
Jon Guerringue John Knickerbocker John McManus John Wigginton (L-HUG) Jordan Melick Karen Beneduci Kate Daniell (GEnie) Kathleen Tinkel (CompuServe) Kathy Hadden Ken Larsen* Kevin O’Leary Kevin Simms* Kim Crews (Hunter Associates Lab.) Kimberly Meyers Kip Smythe (NPES) Klaus Schaefer Larry D’Amico Larry Feller Larry Jones Larry Saenz Liane Biux Linotype-Hell Central Region sales team Lyndalee Maronna Marco Mularoni* Marilyn Berwind (Kodak) Mark Astmann Mark Carroll (Peerless Engraving) Mark Curby (MIT) Mark Jones (Ringier America) Mary Abbott (NPES) Marybeth Kramer (Stoesser) Michael Yoka* Mike Jeff (DuPont) Mike Steczak (GATF) Miles Southworth (RIT) Nancy O’Reilly* Nanette Staropoli (Champ Printing) Norma Alba Otmar Hoefer Pascal Calis Pat Powers Patrice Dunn (DDAP) Patrick White (White & Assoc.) Paula Witt (Hunter Associates Lab.) |
Peggy Marion Peter Lane Phil Hunt Ralph Boer Ray Cassino* Ray Prince (GATF) Rebecca Hauser (Adobe) Rich Leuenroth Richard Abate (Kwik Int.) Richard Auckland Richard Herbert (Pantone) Ricky Schreiber Robert Chung (RIT) Robert Gorrill (DELPHI) Robert Pelz Robert Teng (Adobe) Rodney Sigmon (GEnie) Ron Duff Sarah Çambel Scott Maidment Sherry Lynne Mann (DELPHI) Stan Posner (Applied Graphics Technology) Stephanie Adams* Sterling Ledet (Ledet & Assoc.) Steve Beneduci* Steve Byers Steve Carlsen (Adobe) Steve McMath (Whitecoat Imaging) Steve Neveroski Steve Ting Steve Zilles (Adobe) Sue Sarwark T. Craig Smith (America Online) Ted Cooper Tim Gleaves (CBM Type) Tim Kirkland Tim Roth (Aldus) Tony Lambert U.S. Wassan Vern Kellie* Vickie Matus Vince Rampulla Walter Ullrich* Wolfgang Boppel |