From Tea and Paste-Ups to Synchronized Text
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In the mid-1980s when I began working in design, desktop publishing was just beginning. With all the technology available today, it is hard to describe how we worked back then—everything was all hand-work with film overlays and paste-up.
At the time of all of this, I was working for the U.K. arm of Macmillan Books in the art department. I was there when the company decided to computerize the art department, and installed Quadra 840 AVs, and design software such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator and QuarkXPress.
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