Dynagram has launched a new website to show off its "off-beat and down-to-earth character", said the imposition software firm. New features include news and newsletter sections, as well as details on the Canadian firm's high-end imposition packages, training and support services. Visit: www.dynagram.com 

Bezier has produced 63,000 point-of-purchase products for a Mother's Day campaign for Boots. Posters and signs rolled off the firm's Inca Columbia and Thieme four- and five-colour presses.

Turning Point Technologies has made Gary Fisher its technical sales manager. Fisher previously worked at print managers Williams Lea and Quddos as well as pre-press outfit EC2i.

Horton Print has replaced an old Heidelberg Printmaster QM 46 with a new one and is boasting more reliability, productivity and functionality. Lawrence Riches, director of the firm in Sutton Coldfield, said: "It offers spare capacity and opportunity to increase sales."
 
Philtone Litho in Bristol has used a new non-leafing silver from MetalFX for a booklet showing off the latter's applications. MFX Silvercoat base ink was used by graphic artist Mark Mayers in a design relying on high contrast between metallic hues and the four-colour process.

Apago has launched version 3.1 of its PDF Enhancer for automating the assembly, preparation and optimisation of PDF for print, web and archiving. Professional and Server Editions create impositions including N-up, step and repeat booklets. Distributor Positive Focus supplies the package, which goes on show at Ipex, for Windows or Macintosh.