The role the computer has played in liberating the printed word is astonishing. Fonts and typefaces, once the stock in trade of printers and typographers, are now available to the average school-age child. And this isn’t the only revolution in production of the printed word; there also have been vast changes in print technology.
Starnet has spent a number of years developing equipment and implementing workflow techniques for efficient short-run book production.
Covers are produced on our HP Indigo digital presses. The reproduction quality of this equipment makes it almost impossible, even to the trained eye, to differentiate from conventional print.
Our digital presses also offer authors the ability to produce covers in a High Fidelity six-color process. No other digital press offers this alternative. Request a side-by-side sample from Customer Service, and you will be amazed.
Finally, black-and-white books and book blocks are produced on our high-speed, sheet-fed laser printers and on our Delphax CD1300 digital web press.
