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Rochester InDesign User Group
Preparing Files for Digital/Variable Printing
Mon, July 10, 2006, 6:15 PM
Rochester Institute of Technology
Webb Auditorium, Building 7
Rochester, NY 14623-5608
USA
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Meeting details
AGENDA
5:30 PM Registration opens, pizza arrives
6:15 PM Opening remarks. Becky Shick will demonstrate file-preparation techniques for printing and, specifically, digital printing. She'll also show Teacup Software’s "Data Linker" variable data plugin for InDesign.
7:00 PM Break for networking and refreshments
7:15 PM Dave Clar will give his presentation on digital printing, including variable data.
8:00 PM Becky Shick will will share tips and tricks she picked up at the recent InDesign Conference in Chicago.
8:45 PM As always, we’ll wrap the night up with our raffle of great InDesign prizes, including a copy of InDesign CS2, great training books, and a copy of Teacup Software’s “Data Linker” plugin.
Don’t forget the free pizza and soda. No need to stop for dinner, come right over and enjoy the evening.
REMINDER - NEXT MEETING
The next meeting will be in late September. Spread the word.
I’m looking forward to seeing you all there on July 10.
Becky
Becky Shick
Rochester InDesign User Group Chapter Representative
beckyshick@mac.com
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
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DAVID CLAR has been a leader in the digital printing arena ever since his company adopted the technology in 2000. As one of the first companies in upstate New York to fully embrace HP Indigo technology, David is a self-described “Digital Print Evangelist."
Over a year ago, David took over ownership of Express Press, a second-generation family-operated printing company, and immediately started taking the company in new directions. With a strong focus on small-format offset printing and digital print solutions, Express Press has continued to grow into a one-stop solution for its customers. From print production to database management to mailing, Express Press has the capability to take a job from creation to completion.
David is a member of several professional printing organizations, including PODi (Print on Demand Initiative), the Digital Printing Council, and PIA/GATF (Printing Industries of America/Graphic Arts Technical Foundation). He is also an active member of the HP Indigo users group, DICE (Digital Imaging Customer Exchange), and DSCOOP (Digital Solutions Cooperative).
David spends his free time with his wife Rachel, and is involved with several not-for-profit agencies including the Ad Council of Rochester. He is the immediate past president of The Ohio State University Alumni Association and sits on the Board of Directors with the Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester and Hillel of Rochester Area Colleges. Any leftover free time is enjoyed boating on Lake Ontario.
David’s professional passion is helping people understand the capabilities of digital printing and proving through action how a personalized, one-to-one marketing campaign can increase any size company’s return on investment.
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BECKY SHICK is President of RS Consulting Services and Bright Light Digital. Ms. Shick is currently an Adjunct Professor at Rochester Institute of Technology’s (RIT) School of Print Media in the College of Imaging Arts and Sciences. With over 25 years experience in the printing industry, from hands-on manufacturing to executive management, she is currently teaching Economics of Production Management and Operations Management at RIT. A graduate of RIT’s School of Printing, Becky continued her education through graduate work at the University of Phoenix, receiving an MBA in Technology Management. Becky was an early adopter of Adobe InDesign and has evangelized the application’s benefits, assisting dozens of clients with transitioning from other page-layout applications. A long-standing member of the New York City InDesign User Group, Becky was thrilled to bring the same sense of community to the Rochester creative professionals and students as she has experienced in the New York area, starting this past April.
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