This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Great Job in DC!!
Message #13437
Imprints, one of Washington, DC's premier Macintosh service bureaus, is in need of a General Manager to oversee operation of business. This person will be responsible for overall management of daily operations, including marketing, personnel, production and quality assurance. Staff includes Production Manager, two Production Assistants, Graphic Designer, Receptionist, and…
Jon: The job is as follows: Imprints, one of Washington, DC's premier Macintosh service bureaus, is in need of a General Manager to oversee operation of business. This person will be responsible for overall management of daily operations, including marketing, personnel, production and quality assurance. Staff includes Production Manager, two…
#Job Possibility
Message #13194
Jon: Since you're in the job loop, do you know anybody who is interested in working at or managing a service bureau in DC? We have 2 openings and I'm having a hard time finding quality people. Dave Buell Imprints/ALG Washington, DC (202) 835-0100
#88 –> Color slides
Message #7598
David: Do you work at Reynolds? Dave B.
Scott: We have an L-300 on order and plan to start doing what we hope will be "pleasing color" on it. What are you specifically talking about when you say "painstakingly calibrated"? Also have you used, or do you suggest using, elliptical dots, or any other dot pattern besides the…
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Ill88 & Jasmine-Fatal!!
Message #6896
Lori: Thanks for the reply re. Jasmine. My vitals are: David Buell c/o Advanced Laser Graphics, 1850 K St, NW, Metro Level, Washington, DC 20006 (202) 835-0100.
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OMS PS-810
Message #6895
The QMS 810 is mechanically equivalent to a LaserWriter NT. The RIP, for all prectical purposes) has equivalent performance. Buy a NT if you are in an Apple only environment (street price $3500-$4000), 810 for mixed DOS-Mac environment (it easily mimics HP's, etc. Street price $4300-$4800). For bargins, nothing can…