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		<title>Beginning With The End: Understanding Printing</title>
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		<description>Where does a typical desktop publishing project begin? Dumb question? Perhaps not. For all practical purposes, the information gathering process starts at the end, with the printing process. If you&apos;re new to desktop publishing, this article will explain some of the technical aspects of design you may not have considered. If you&apos;re an old pro, it might remind you of some of the production steps we (I include myself here) sometimes forget.</description>
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