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Retrospect is probably the best, a tape drive is nice but a bit pricey but would work well. Have you considered "mirroring" your drive using RAID and another 40 gig drive? Skagit Valley Publishing Company Mount Vernon, Washington

…and substitute "1" to get the previous text box page number and "3" to get the next text box page number. Great for automatic "jumps". Skagit Valley Publishing Company Mount Vernon, Washington

Yes, I have had a problem like this. It was so bad that I never did a find or I knew if I accidentally hit command-F I'd have to restart. And, darn, I can't exactly remember how to solve it. I think it might have been either trashing Quark's preferences or going to System 9.1. Skagit Valley...

Or you could by a program to do the imposition, I could name a couple, but I don't want to endorse them. They can run several thousand dollars up. They will do all the placement and marks and creep, etc. automatically. The one I use is an extension for Quark. Skagit Valley Publishing Company...

You can also "find" the value of the magenta or cyan in "curves" by moving the cursor over the moire spot and seeing the "circle" wiggle. Then "flatten"the curve in that spot (reducing contrast) and it should take out the baddies. Skagit Valley Publishing...

Did you know you can increase the "memory allocation" of the print monitor program? That might help. Just do a get info on the app. & boost it up. Skagit Valley Publishing Company Mount Vernon, Washington

Have you partitioned your hard drive? I think that you need to put both the OS X and OS 9.2 systems on the first 8 mbytes partition or less.

I've been having the same problem! Here's what I've found so far. My script: tell document 1 set docName to the name copy {data format:binary data, halftone screen:"105", registration marks:off, resolution:1270, separation:false} ¬ to print setup print PostScript file...