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Compugraphic Corporation,
commonly called cg, was an
American producer of
typesetting systems and
phototypesetting equipment,
based in Wilmington, M****achusetts...
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connecting with a
typesetting manufacturer. They weren't able to work with
Compugraphic, but then
worked with
Linotype to
license the
Helvetica and
Times Roman...
- legacy-free next-generation
devices from
providers such as
Photon and
Compugraphic, and were
often more expensive. Its
devices were slow to incorporate...
- machines,
which led the
European high-end
typesetting market for decades.
Compugraphic produced phototypesetting machines in the 1970s that made it economically...
- make use of a
raster image processor, was the
Monotype Lasercomp. ECRM,
Compugraphic (later
purchased by Agfa) and
others rapidly followed suit with machines...
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became the
preferred for
quality book printing. In the 1970s and 1980s,
Compugraphic plagiarized Traditional Arabic as well as
Simplified Arabic; they had...
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Intellifont is a
scalable font
technology developed by Tom
Hawkins at
Compugraphic in Wilmington, M****achusetts
during the late 1980s, the
patent for which...
- Star/Photon, Mergenthaler, MGD
Graphic Systems,
Varityper Franklin —
Compugraphic Pittsburgh —
Graphic Systems Inc.
Digital copies have been made by Adobe...
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appearing first only in cold type. Alphatype, Autologic, Berthold,
Compugraphic, Dymo, Star/Photon, Harris, Mergenthaler, MGD
Graphic Systems, and Varityper...
- Greenock.
Signetics also
opened a
facility in
Linlithgow in 1969. In 1970,
Compugraphic relocated from
Aldershot to
Glenrothes to
provide photomask manufacturing...
