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Since its introduction 1984, PostScript has had a significant impact on both desktop publishing and traditional typesetting. Today it is starting to be used in the creation of color images as well, including high resolution color separation films and full-color output. The new PostScript color operators will provide a standard way of communicating color definitions among applications such as word processors, illustration programs, and page makeup packages. Color output will be possible at several stages. To the graphic arts professional, PostScript has great potential. Color systems based on PostScript can create professional quality color images. Recent developments in the industry indicate that PostScript is likely to help integrate inexpensive hardware with high-end CEPS to create a more efficient and cost-effective color imaging environment.