Quality Desktop Publishing Services Catspaw DTP Services represents experience going back to 1987 in print and electronic publishing, ranging from writing and editing, through design and lay-out, to production and pre-press. With a background in books, magazines, forms, and other publications, Catspaw can take a document from raw manuscript to finished source files, Postscript, or PDF quickly and professionally. This Apple Macintosh-based studio includes a scanner for art and documents, Quark XPress, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office, a Microsoft Windows PC for file transfers, and high-speed Internet access. This makes it possible to provide high-quality desktop publishing services across any distance, via e-mail, ftp, or CD. Catspaw uses clean, accessible design and lay-out to convey the client’s message clearly and precisely to readers. Exacting attention to detail and an excellent command of printed and spoken English—grammar, punctuation, spelling, and typography—help ensure vivid, unambiguous communication of that message, whatever it may be. As part of a commitment to putting the customer first and foremost, Catspaw keeps up a high standard of professionalism and makes a strong effort to establish and maintain smooth working relationships. In addition, familiarity with a broad variety of subjects and the special typographical needs associated with those topics, including units of measure and other often-overlooked nuances, ease understanding and reduce confusion when discussing the specific requirements or unusual demands of a particular discipline. For references or to discuss project arrangements, please call or e-mail Catspaw DTP Services today. Go to top of page

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