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1 total messages Started by John Deubert Sat, 26 May 2012 12:36
Announcement: Expanded PostScript consulting from John Deubert’s Acumen Training
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Author: John Deubert
Date: Sat, 26 May 2012 12:36
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If you are in need of a PostScript consultant, you will be pleased to 
know that John Deubert’s Acumen Training is expanding its consulting 
services.

Acumen Training has long been the best source (well, okay, the only 
source) of engineering-level courses in the PostScript language. It has 
also always had a minor sideline of doing telephone and email support 
for PostScript engineers.

Now, Acumen Training is increasing the time it spends on contract 
programming and support to the PostScript industry. The services it 
offers are:

	- PostScript Programming

	- Telephone and email support for PostScript engineers

	- PostScript code commentary and design

	- PostScript-based variable data output design and programming

Acumen Training’s founder, John Deubert, is one of the world’s 
longest-standing PostScript programmers, having been working with the 
language since 1984. (He was Adobe’s 19th employee.) You will not find 
anyone with longer or broader PostScript experience.

For more information, visit the Acumen Training website at

	www.acumentraining.com/consulting.html

And if you’re in the market for PostScript training, we still do that, 
too, both on-site and in Acumen Training’s own facilities. There’s more 
information at

	www.acumentraining.com/courses.html

John has been doing this longer than anyone. Why not put that expertise 
to work for you?


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Acumen Training
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www.acumentraining.com

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