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		<title>Graphic Designer&apos;s Digital Printing and Prepress Handbook</title>
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		<description>&lt;i&gt;The Graphic Designer&apos;s Digital Printing and Prepress Handbook&lt;/i&gt; is not a beginner&apos;s manual. Sidles does not walk you step-by-step through the basics of trapping or scanning. Instead, hers is an approach that expands on the knowledge of the graphic design professional. I think her aim is to help you become someone who easily knows how to avoid buying paper that will curl or using overprinted type that is illegible. Sidles, with her print production experience, seems to care about sharing the wisdom she has acquired through decades of haps and mishaps—no small benefit.</description>
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