Markets without consumables are not often very large markets. It may be that personal computers, their software and most peripherals are the new consumables. The health of the printing industry really depends on the value of the yen, the mark, the shekl, the Belgian Franc and Alan Greenspan's sex life. Desktop publishing depends on how you define it. If you count every laser printer the market is enormous.
Fonts are a big business .
Type 1 GX and Type 1 Multiple Masters GX fonts in you system. This calls for more than a font reunion. You can even have a serif bullet . . . Electronic publishing is supposed to be anything that is non print and no one has yet put a value on the publishing part of the data highway. Billboards, toll booths, pot holes, road kill - eventually they will run out of metaphors and we can get down to business.