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Creo Donates Scanner to Cal Poly

VANCOUVER—As part of its "partnership" with the university, Creo Inc. has given an iQsmart3 scanner to California Polytechnic State University's Graphic Communication Department. The machine will be used by students in the graphic design, graphic arts and photography departments, as well as by graphic arts industry professionals at the Graphic Communication Institute. Other Creo products already available to students include a Trendsetter thermal platesetter, Preps imposition software and Darwin variable data software. (www.calpoly.edu/www.creo.com)