Several security printers attended the international conference to showcase their latest anti-counterfeiting technologies.

The printer's reader found several typographical errors before the book went to press.

The editor thanked the printer's readers for catching layout errors before publication.

In the museum's computing exhibit, a rare daisy wheel printer sat under a display light, reminding visitors of the tactile print quality of early word processors.

Although obsolete for most applications, dot matrix printers are still used in warehouses for printing multipart forms.

Despite the ubiquity of inkjet and laser models, the warehouse still relies on a dot matrix printer for printing multipart invoices.

Many offices still keep daisy wheel printers for producing crisp, typewriter-like labels.

The old printery on the corner still runs with vintage presses and skilled typesetters.

During the industrial tour, we visited several old printeries that still used letterpress machines.

The printerless office relied on digital signatures for all documents.