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Photoshop is 20 Years Old

By Paperstone on February 22, 2010 in Ink Cartridges And Toners, Paper with 0 Comments
Photoshop is 20 Years Old

Photoshop, the graphics editing program developed and published by Adobe Systems, is currently celebrating its 20th birthday. The program was first released on February 19th 1990 and quickly became the image manipulation tool of choice for media outlets and individuals alike. So much was the penetration of the program into popular culture that “to photoshop” […]

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Chocolate Powder Mightier Than Sword

By Paperstone on January 10, 2010 in Catering, Paper, Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments

The Government is urging nurseries and childminders to encourage three- and four-year-old boys to write using materials such as chocolate powder and coloured sand in a bid to stop them falling behind girls. Young boys lag behind girls their age in terms of literacy. Government guidance sent out this month includes advice on role-playing activities […]

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European Office Paper Gets Greener

By Paperstone on December 5, 2009 in Paper with 0 Comments

The fourth Sustainability Report published by the Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI) indicates some distinct ecological improvements in the production of Paper in Europe. The document highlights the industry’s “impressive performance on an increased number of indicators and targets,” including a 42 percent drop since 1990 in specific CO2 emissions per tonne of Paper […]

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Tax-Funded Stationery Used To Disseminate Nonsense

By Paperstone on November 7, 2009 in Envelopes, Office Supplies, Paper with 0 Comments

Elected idiot for Spelthorne in Surrey, David Wilshire (Conservative), has raised eyebrows by comparing the treatment of MPs embroiled in the expenses scandal with that of Jews in Hitler’s Third Reich. “The witchhunt against MPs will undermine democracy. It will weaken Parliament,” he wrote in a letter to constituents, reportedly written on Commons note paper […]

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Towards The Paperless Office?

By Paperstone on April 8, 2009 in Office Machines & Supplies, Paper with 0 Comments

Xerox has introduced a software, hardware and services package for converting hard copy documents into into electronic files that can be searched by name, category and type. The DocuShare Virtual Filing System was launched last week in Philadelphia and comprises assessment services to build a conversion strategy, scanning technology, software and user training. The DocuShare […]

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