And it offers some new context: slipped into a pocket in the back cover is a pamphlet on phone-book-thin paper (and typeset in Bodoni, of course) that includes an essay, "Bodoni's Typography in Historical Perspective," by the print historian Stephan Füssel.
Class readings provide the raw material for hot metal typesetting in the letterpress print shop, photo-typesetting in the mechanical paste-up studio, and state of the art typesetting and design software in the digital computer lab.
Ms Reidy at Simon & Schuster says she has brought functions such as typesetting in-house to boost efficiency.
They look like copies of paper, but they can't be designed or typeset in the same way as paper, and however splendid the cover images may look on a hi-res screen, they're still images rather than physical things.
The low-hanging cloud of layoffs, however, looms over the fun, and the second section, "Replace All" — with its sinister implication — is typeset in the style of a contract or other legal document: "II (C) i (b): Jenny remembered that Jill used to hoard paper clips, staples, every sort of fastener and fixative.
Among Zimmer's papers was a piano-vocal score that the French music publisher Salabert typeset in the fall of 1944.
"I saw William S. Burroughs there once," she said, sounding mournful, then jumped into a rat-a-tat history of the book business from before the Internet to the current age of e-books, recalling that when her first novel was published, it was typeset in the old-fashioned, pre-computerized way.
Alien: A typographical guide Dave Addey | Typeset In The Future | 1 December 2014.
After his return to this country he took a course in printing and typesetting, and went to work on the H.T. in 1938, in the composing room.
Authors will write and typeset the articles themselves, and then deposit in the IR.
