-
desktop publishing which gave rise to
digital typesetting. The
first phototypesetters quickly project light through a film
negative of an
individual character...
-
output to the laser.
Earlier RIPs
retained backward compatibility with
phototypesetters/photosetters, so they
supported the
older languages. So, for example...
- C/A/T (Computer ****isted Typesetter) is a
phototypesetter developed by
Graphic Systems in 1972. This
phototypesetter,
along with
troff software for UNIX, revolutionized...
- the addressograph,
where it was seen to
complement their range of
phototypesetters.
Jacquard then also
became the
sales and
marketing arm for the parent...
- are
usually denoted reciprocally in dots per inch ('dpi', 'd/in').
Phototypesetters have long used micrometres. To
convert dpi
resolution to μm resolution...
-
categories of
twisted pair
network cabling CAT (
phototypesetter) (Computer ****isted Typesetter), a 1972
phototypesetter cat (Unix), a Unix
utility that concatenates...
- Paul to form Linotype-Paul Ltd
which developed a
range of
Linotron phototypesetters using K. S. Paul's
cathode ray tube technology. The company, as so...
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continuous casting machines; phototypositors; computer-controlled
phototypesetters; and the
earliest digital typesetters –
bulky machines with primitive...
- book's
frontmatter the book was
typeset "using an
Autologic APS-5
phototypesetter and a DEC VAX 8550
running the 9th
Edition of the UNIX
operating system"...
- Laboratories,
wrote the
troff typesetting program to
drive a Wang C/A/T
phototypesetter owned by the Labs; it was
later enhanced by
Brian Kernighan to support...
