That DTP computer system was big like half of todays big office room. It was built in big set of seveal desks with big desktops and had all kinds of scanners, digitizers and capturing devices along with powerful and fast software for image editing all in true color graphics and high image resolution. It lasted untill Ive seen Apollo workstations on TV rendering one cartoon about basic form from 2d monochromatic world travelling into 3d colorfull world. I was left astouned with my mouth open. That was my first contact with 3d computer graphics and it was a good one.
Cartoon is a legend and a classic today.
I still have 1,5 square meter cramed developed photography of frame ripped out of that cartoon - a present from US embassy for me. At that time I was all in networking, BBS-es and programming. It was the result of school classes where we worked in DOS and Novel Netware on PCs. In addition I was working as SysOp and CosysOp on some of the most popular BBSes in country that were using PCBoard, Galacticomm Major and Zerberus. Next big thing was Amiga witch was state of the art home computer when it comes to graphics.