RE: Color Docutech

["Debbi Leipold" <debbi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My understanding is that it is exactly like a black and white docutech
except it now can do color.  I can do covers and bulk and essentially looks
like a printed book. It probably has to do with the saturation of the ink,
but I am sure someone can give a better explanation than that. It is
different technolgy and ends up costing less.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: mark barratt [mailto:markb@textmatters.com]
> Sent: Friday, December 11, 1998 4:42 PM
> To: Debbi Leipold
> Cc: Framers2
> Subject: Re: Color Docutech
>
>
> Debbi
>
> Is this different from the slew of 'digital' colour printers Xicon, Agfa,
> Heidelberg - we have available now?
>
>
>
> At 15:09 11/12/98 -0500, Debbi Leipold wrote:
> >I just saw a manual cover done on the new color docutech.  It
> really looked
> >good.  Color match was much better than expected.  Nice solution
> for special
> >short run needs.  B/W docutech the inside, color docutech the
> cover and get
> >great quality 100 cpoies runs.  Much better than being forced to go on
> >press.  Depends on your needs and expected shelf life but this was a nice
> >solution to an immediate problem.
> >
> >Debbi
> >
> >
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