How The Deaf Lutheran is Produced A picture story of The Deaf Lutheran newsletter production from start to finish. Information, materials and photos are collected from e-mails, mail and newsletters sent to the Editor. The editor then reviews and decides on what to use in the newsletter. He copies and pastes text from e-mails, or scans text from mailed letters. The editor also obtains photos from his digital camera, downloads photos sent by e-mail, or scans photographs on the scanner and converts them to black & white, 300 dpi TIFF digital images, as required by the page layout program and printer specifications.

Page published on Macintosh computer.	Sample of Adobe PageMaker pages.
Electronic files are transfered to Zip disks and sent to the printer.	Blueline layout flats.
Blueline checked against dummy.	Adam Pangrace Print Shop.
Subscription list in Excel file.	Mailing labels created from the Excel file.
Volunteers fold and tape the newsletters, and then place address labels on the outside.	Larry checks zip code order, prepares, and delivers to the Post Office.