Frank Bevan b. 1 January 1928

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Bevan was a typographer who established a graphic arts business Dalley Typesetting P/L, later known as Paul Dalley Apex P/L. He introduced computerised transfer of images from film to lithographic plates for 4-colour printing and was involved in the abandonment of hot-type to computerised typesetting. His firm, then known as Adtype, was acquired by Harland and Hyde in 1993.
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References [<ExternalResource: Jennifer Bingham (1 January 2012), 'The Innovative Typesetter (Frank Bevan)'.>, <ExternalResource: Jennifer Bingham (1 January 2012), 'Frank Bevan obituary'.>] [<ExternalResource: Jennifer Bingham (1 January 2012), 'The Innovative Typesetter (Frank Bevan)'.>]