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Desk-top publishing using IBM-compatible computers.

P W Grencis
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This paper sets out to describe one Medical Illustration Departments' experience of the introduction of computers for desk-top publishing. In this particular case, after careful consideration of all the options open, an IBM-compatible system was installed rather than the often popular choice of an Apple Macintosh.

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P W Grencis. 1991. Desk-top publishing using IBM-compatible computers.. https://doi.org/10.3109/17453059109055118

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