Two hundred and twenty five people filed into the exhibition pavilions of the St. Louis Downtown Marriott Pavilion on Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1999. All came grasping a bright, colorful, resealable plastic bag. The publication grabbed their attention then held it for a full day and one half. In short, they came to express support for the continued development of a set of Flexographic Image Reproduction Specifications and Tolerances. Evidence of that fact was served up at the very beginning of the November conference, which by design coincided with the printing and release of the second edition of the workbook.
Every market segment is dealt with.
Your needs are addressed. This book is a result of a focused and dedicated effort. It took the 11 subcommittee chairs, who did all the work, two years and required travel to many individual meetings. In that time, no one lost sight of the mission as it is spelled out in the book. Tolerances and specifications are designed to keep the processes in control and establish a common communications platform.