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If you're interested in printing history you should check out gordo's blog here: The Print Guide: The Way Back View Lots of interesting stuff! j

Ain't that the truth. And not just for CtP. J

There sure is a lot of that happening these days. Why innovate when you can just sue. J

It's interesting what's changed and what's not. I assume that filing chapter 11 was needed in order for Kodak to secure the $950 million loan. Kodak says they have filed for Chapter 11 reorganization to bolster liquidity in the U.S. and abroad, monetize non-strategic intellectual property (they...

A customer who's read to much marketing material and doesn't understand. And a salesman who doesn't know his products. Typical LOL J

It's interesting that all the talk is about finding ways to inject more cash into the company to keep it going. But if top management isn't changed then the money will simply postpone the inevitable. J

Down to 0.39 I wonder if they'll last long enough to go bankrupt. I can't imagine the mood amongst the employees. J

It appears that Kodak has followed the same path to the same end that its founder George Eastman did. I feel very sad for - other than top management - the employees and retired employees on a Kodak pension. J

@Don For your edification (click on link in brackets to see the original web page): ( All caps - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ) "With the advent of the internet, all caps in messages became closely identified with "shouting" or attention-seeking behaviour and is considered very rude. As a...

Have a consultant create a print methodology and what you get is a methodology that only a consultant can implement. :-P J

Still going down. Now 63 cents. FUD, fear, uncertainty, and death spiral? J

Kodak Struggles to Secure Financing Kodak Struggles to Secure Financing From the Motely Fool Dec 19: "Eastman Kodak is struggling to secure financing that the company needs in order to avoid potential bankruptcy. A group of hedge funds have reportedly cut the amount they're willing to...

Kodak now down to 67 cents Kodak now down to 67 cents Now down to 67 cents - it's like the limbo...how low can it go? And now its inkjet printer business may have been torpedoed. "Kyocera Corporation Files Suit Against Eastman Kodak Company for Patent Infringement in Inkjet Printers"...

The stock is down to 82 cents a share. See this Wall Street Journal report: Kodak Shuffles Restructuring Advisers - WSJ.com "Eastman Kodak Co. has reshuffled its restructuring advisers, as the struggling photography company seeks alternatives to a bankruptcy filing." "The company warned last...

Kodak's stock has taken a beating today - it's down to 0.949 cents. J

If you're hoping for some help, why don't you simply start by answering the questions you've been asked? J

Of course "press check" has a different meaning in the US. Here's how to conduct a press check in America: Press Check do's and don'ts - YouTube J

If it fades before it's sold you've got bigger problems than lightfastness. J

Busted! LOL J

Could you explain how applying curves to your proofer would have any effect on the color you get when sending 1 bit Tiffs? I can understand how lamp power and drum speed would affect how dense the transfer of pigment would be - but I can't see how curves would have any effect. J