Word: users
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...result, all of the Macintosh monitors in the Science Center basement flicker almost imperceptibly and produce slightly warped images. The effect is just significant enough to give any user a headache after a few minutes...
Finally, I was given the number for Harvard computer user assistance. I was greeted by voice mail, which put me on hold while my call was "transferred to a user assistant." I let the phone ring for about six minutes. Finally, a friend told me to press 0 before the voice mail message started, and I got connected to the user assistants in the basement of the Science Center...
Second, PageMaker was very user-friendly. Developed under Apple's own guidelines, it was designed to make desktop layouts accessible for everyone, in terms of both cost and ease...
...idea of DTP is simple enough: The user does page layouts and previews the final output on the computer screen. The output itself is produced on either a personal laser printer or, in the case of serious publication work, an imagesetter capable of up to 7,200 dots per inch-more than five million dots per square inch...
Because what the user works with is an on-screen image during the layout process, changes can be made as often as the user wants, limited only by the user's imagination. Editing can also be done directly on the page, and such layout chores as alignment and fitting can be automated. The newest versions of DTP programs have extensive color-handling capabilities, making color publishing affordabloe for many...