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November 2007

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#	Article Title	Author
1	The Digital Imaging Association celebrates history	Myrna Penny
2	Working in tandem	Tony Curcio
3	Pressing back into the past	Natalia Gilewicz
4	The power of self-development	Kelley Robertson
5	Changing courses	Fred Pamenter
6	Spotting new features in Leopard	Tim Mitra
7	Giclée printing: A new opportunity to profit	Peter Dulis
8	Setting up a start up	Jasmine Brooks
9	Free up prepress by automating	Andrea Mahoney
10	Musicians need not apply	Catherine M.A. Wiebe
11	Graphics Canada pre-show	Catherine M.A. Wiebe
12	The big wide world of small narrow web presses	Jeanette Clinkunbroomer

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