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Fujitsu Unveils New Award-Winning ScanSnap Scanner With Improved Organizational Software Capabilities, Adobe Acrobat 7.0
Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc., a market leader in document imaging scanners and services, today introduced an enhanced model of its award-winning Fujitsu ScanSnap™ scanning solution, the fi-5110EOX2, with new software features and organizing capabilities. The new scanner elevates the original ScanSnap scanner with an advanced software bundle, including Adobe® Acrobat® 7.0 Standard, ScanSnap […]
Continue readingStuffIt Shrinks JPEG Photos up to 30% With No Quality Loss in New Compression Breakthrough Now Available From Allume
Allume Systems, Inc., an IMSI company (BULLETIN BOARD: IMSI) , today shipped StuffIt Deluxe 9.0 for Windows. With its revolutionary new photo compression technology, StuffIt achieves a level of compression no other product has been able to do, allowing users to reduce the size of their JPEG photos up to 30% with absolutely no loss […]
Continue readingThe Art of Business: The Software Program That Saved My Life
Warning: this article will read like a public relations placement for an obscure piece of software. But, scout’s honor, it’s not. It’s my personal ode to the only application I have been using continuously since I owned my first computer (a 4.77 MHz, Intel 8088, double floppy, green screen monstrosity). The software program is called […]
Continue readingNEC-Mitsubishi Electronics Display Introduces Additions to its Performance-Driven Enterprise Monitor Line
NEC-Mitsubishi Electronics Display of America, Inc., the leading stand-alone vendor of flat panel desktop displays, today announced 15-inch and 20-inch additions to the popular NEC MultiSync® LCD 70 Series monitor line. Distinguished by a softer, more rounded industrial thin-frame design that features unobtrusive OSM® control buttons, the performance-driven NEC MultiSync LCD displays complement any office […]
Continue readingAutodesk Re-brands Discreet – Its Industry Leading Film, Television, Post-Production and Gaming Business as Autodesk Media and E
Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) today announced Autodesk Media and Entertainment division. Formerly known as Discreet, the division will remain dedicated to providing innovative products and services for the film, video, gaming, and related media and entertainment markets. The transition of Discreet into Autodesk Media and Entertainment demonstrates Autodesk’s continued commitment to customers it has served […]
Continue readingRecosoft Corporation Releases PDF2Office v2.1 Professional Edition
Recosoft Corporation the developer of cross platform Macintosh and Windows file format conversion solutions and PDF document conversion tools has released PDF2Office v2.1 Professional Edition. PDF2Office v2.1 Professional Edition offers enhanced integration with Mac OS X through the usage of the Services mechanism and Desktop contextual menu interface. Additionally, PDF2Office v2.1 contains many conversion improvements. […]
Continue readingDesign How-To: Solve Color Dilemmas
This story is taken from “Before & After” Magazine. Click here to learn more about subscribing to Before & After. Choosing colors doesn’t have to be a guessing game. In this article from Before & After magazine, follow along as a designer finds fitting colors for a cover with a photograph and text. You’ll see […]
Continue readingUsing Value-Added Services Is Focus Of NAPL Book
Traditional printing may no longer be growing fast enough to support a profitable future on its own. To survive in the long-term, therefore, forward-thinking printers are seeking to develop new revenue streams through diversified service offerings. "As print becomes an increasingly smaller slice of the media pie, the question for printers becomes, ‘How can I […]
Continue readingThe New Face of Photography: Nikon Unveils New Technology That Allows Its Cameras to Find a Face in a Portrait Shot
Common shooting situations have continued to pose unique challenges to casual snap-shooters, like avoiding dark pictures and blurred subjects in portraits. Nikon engineers dared to ask, “How can we address these issues within the camera?” The answer is a new suite of Nikon technology designed specifically for the Coolpix line of digital cameras that includes […]
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