How to make fine print readable
So, you’ve just purchased that new iMac, iPhone, iPad or any other brand or type of digital device. You’ve just opened the box, and then you saw the legal stuff — the obligations and exonerations the manufacturer agrees to. Unfortunately, if you’re not in any way related to an eagle, you’ll find it hard to read the small font type many of these leaflets are printed with. Here are four ways to make the fine print readable.
Review: Vue Infinite 10
Vue is the 3D application that has been used for box office successes such as Pirates of the Caribbean and Avatar. Vue 10 is the latest version and it includes new features such as stackable render screens, edge-based anti-aliasing, more natural ecosystem animations, etc.
HP chooses X-Rite i1Profiler to create ICC profiles for Scitex wide-format printers
Through the licensing agreement with X-Rite, HP’s support and engineering teams will be equipped with i1Profiler software and i1Pro spectrophotometers to create standard ICC profiles to embed into all HP Scitex printers and to additionally provide their customers with custom ICC profiles needed for their specific wide-format color-critical production environments.
Zebra Label printers on Mac OS X “Lion”
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Going green is not an all-or-nothing proposition
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xPrintServer first Apple iOS print server
The Lantronics xPrintServer is the first Apple iOS print server compatible with the iPad 2, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch.
