January
2003 Screen Printing Magazines |
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Screen
Printing Magazine is 50 Years Old
New ASPT Members Announced
p.8 Bron Wolff, Daniel Gilsdorf, Robert Gellemare
Joe Clarke, ASPT presented with 2002 Swormstedt
Award p.8 "Balancing Act"
Lawson Trooper Automatic Garment Press profile
p.12 Starts at $11,500
Reducing Dot Gain and Improving Tone Range
Through Posterization Mark Coudray,
ASPT p.22
Halftone tone range, print contrast and image detail.
Saving Money with Simple Solutions
Peter Kiddell & Carol Swift p.26 Pad Printing
Critical Communication Rick
Davis, ASPT p.32
Corporate buyers and contractors must communicate
Build a Better Computer System
Mark Goodridge p.36 5 Step Program to Build
New Computer
Time Capsule - 50 Year Birthday of Screen
Printing Magazine p.42
Supercharge Your Separating Speed In Photoshop
Thomas Trimingham p.44
Action scripts, layer styles and key shortcuts.
Understanding Your Options in Screen Cleaning
and Reclaiming Geoff McCue, ASPT
p.52
Custom Decorating With Digital-Transfer
Technology Tom Frecska p.58
Digitally produced heat transfers primer.
Anniversary Acknowledgements Tom
Frecska p.80 Thanks to all on 50th birthday |
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The Isolation Process
Jeffrey Gitomer p.18
Job From Hell! Tony Pepitone
p.22 - gel ink
Before Cutting Prices, Think Twice
Vince DeCecco p.30
The Third Degree Jeff Campos
p.34 - process separations
Athletic Decorating Options James
Ortolani p.40
Preventive Maintenance Joe
Clarke, ASPT p.54
Automatic Press Showcase p.54
no author listed
Before Purchasing an Automatic Textile Press
John Coburn, SGIA p.63
Plan, Prepare, Proceed, Persist
Maia Tress p.72 great new picture - "Guerilla-marketing"
tips.
Joe Clarke, ASPT receives Swormstedt Award
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Decorators
Score with Cutting-Edge Techniques - Cover
Story - Melanie Allison, Associate Editor
Innovative techniques put decorators in the end
zone.
What's new in the industry's most dynamic
sector? Deborah Sexton, Contributing
Editor
10 Smart Moves for New Business Owners
James Ortolani
Start-up screen printers face daunting decisions
when it comes to daily operations.
10 Ways to Guarantee Start-Up Success
Mark Coudray, ASPT
There's a reason so many small businesses fail.
Here are some simple ways to help you succeed.
Screen Printing Equipment and Supplies Wendy
Angel, Assistant Editor
COLUMNS
Better Business–The PROFITcycle:
Audit & Review Greg Kitson
Keeping your shop healthy and profitable begins
with an overall management review.
Graphics PC–Don't Be Afraid of Darks
Scott Fresener, ASPT
CorelDraw can help you create underbases that bring
out the best in your designs.
Embroidery Basics–No More Rainy Day Blues
Jimmy Lamb
Embroidering on waterproof garments isn't as hard
as it may seem.
Digitizing Pro–Earn the Fringe Benefits
Steve Wilson
Along with all things '70s, fringe is popular again.
Make the most of this funky decorating opportunity.
Sublimation Sales–Gear Up for Spring
Jim Woodhouse
Knowing how and where to market your sublimatable
products is the first step to sales success.
In the Trenches: On Main's Street Wendy
Angel, Assistant Editor
A keen eye toward customer service keeps Christy
& Main on the road to success. |
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First Quarter issue hasn't arrived yet |
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First issue with new title
Data Sheet Introduction p.3
How To Measure and Test Plastisol Ink
Johnny Shell of the SGIA p.5
4Q4 Lowen Corp's Gordon Brown p.8
Effects of Drying Temperature on Screen
Tension by SPTF announcement p.15 |
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The Tri-Face Challenge
- Justin Green's Sign Game p.8 Pigeons
are trouble
No screen printing |
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Linealizatión un
proceso efectivo para medios tonos Part 1
Mark Coudray, ASPT p.20
Cinco consejos para usuarios de Photoshop
Thomas Trimingham p.36
Competición en un mercado internacional
Rick Davis, ASPT p.56
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OLED Technology p.17
Digital Fabric Printing in the 20th Century
- Dye Sub vs. Direct Printing p. 32
Second Surface Graphics p. 58
Ken Higgins Farewell p. 64
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Monitors: Serving a variety
of visual purposes Randall Reese
p.46 Big list and 6 profiles
COPYRIGHTS: what they are, how to protect
them Jake Widman p.60
The Problem with Print-Life Projections
Eric Everett p.66
Eleven reasons not to base service-life predictions
for ink-jet prints on accelerated lab tests
1. Light spectra
2. Light intensity
3. Temperature sensitivity of materials
4. Ambient temperatures
5. Humidity
6. Stability in the dark
7. Linearity of degradation
8.Reciprocity failure
9. Gas (ozone) fading
10. Catalytic fading
11. Lux vs. UV
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First
Issue of publication of the Graphic Products Association
(GPA) -
former Personalized Products News
What Business Are We
In? John McDaniel
p.4
Why the Apparel Graphics Guild Is Being
Organized
Mark Venit, Chancellor, Apparel Graphics
Guild p.6
Walking The Aisles of SGIA 2002
Deborah Sexton p.13
SGIA 2002: Next Generation Products
Bill Leek p.16
CorelDRAW 11 - Part 1 John
McDaniel p.17
Turn T-Shirts into Team Uniforms: Tutorial
Karin Bellinghausen p.19
Good Phone Mark L. Venit,
MBA p.28
Air Compressors - Part 2 Judy
McDaniel p.31
Expanding into Sublimation Judy
& John McDaniel p.32 |
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