There were better ways to set type even back then, like the Selectric Composer http://ibmcomposer.org/ (1966). But yeah, things have improved quite dramatically.
My high school had a print shop with some old hand-fed letterpress machines, using real type. Now a media technology where you stood a good chance of getting your fingers crushed...those were the days.
My high school had a print shop with some old hand-fed letterpress machines, using real type. Now a media technology where you stood a good chance of getting your fingers crushed...those were the days.