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To Al's questions. Positive ink feed as described in this discussion is theoretical as pointed out by Erik. I believe he noted that it was tried in three companies and one went out of business. Hence, this does not apply to the many presses I have worked on. I haven't organized my data, but...

Dear Colleagues, Sorry for the delay in responding to the more recent communications about “Who teachers the teachers?” I am enjoying the dialogue but needed to find some time amidst a busy schedule. I’ll address (1) the “positive ink feed” theory and (2) teaching graphic communication. (1)...

Hello again Lukas, Sorry for the delay in sending this. I had a few things to catch-up on. In any event the attached has been widely published and also appears on all accreditation reports to graphic arts university programs receiving national accreditation by the Accrediting Council for...

A few brief responses. Erik...and I'm still awaiting for a response to my invitation. I'll even make it more enticing. How about a two-way, interactive Skype colloquium with you as the main presenter? We'd do it in the fall when we have a full compliment of our faculty and students back from...

Just based on feedback not on anything published. I guess that anything is "marketable." So let's us the word "practicality" instead. In reality, I wish Erik lot's of luck and hope that he can prove his hypothesis. I recommend that he offer a commercial printing site the opportunity to test it...

Dept. Head, Graphic Communication Dept. Dept. Head, Graphic Communication Dept. J. We already looked into the relevance of this as a project some time ago and it just does not make sense. In fact as an example of our thoroughness in exploring meaningful research and testing, we shared the...

Dear Mr. Nikkanen, I have written this in a respectful manner and not to be argumentative, but to be informative to you and the readers of this column. I feel obligated to jump in on this to address your assumptions about Cal Poly. I am really surprised about your notations because you present...