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A substantial number of books in Classics has been done in TeX over the
past fifteen years at the University of California Press. Probably the
most interesting production is the most recent, for which I have just
supplied seventeen minor corrections for the second edition. It
required a huge amount of work with Adobe Illustrator to bring the
illustrations up from the original rather crude 200 DPI tiff scans
received from Italy to the requred 1200 DPI, and a substantial number
were so defective that they had to be redrawn entirely. <br>
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Otherwise the work was all in TeX.<br>
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Filippo Coarelli, <i>Rome and Environs: An Archaeological guide.</i> <br>
Translated by James J. Clauss and Daniel P. Harmon.<br>
University of California Press.<br>
ISBN 978-0-520-07960-1 (cloth)<br>
ISBN 978-0-520-07961-8 (paper)<br>
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