Newgen has been providing typesetting services since 1996. Having worked with a range of prestigious academic and scholarly publishers over the years, Newgen brings to each project industry knowledge, experience, and best practices.

In the past year, Newgen has typeset approximately 1,400 books, of which some 560 were project managed and 750 copyedited by us. In addition, we typeset approximately 125 journal articles per week.

Multiplatform typesetting guarantees the most appropriate tool for the job:

• QuarkXPress
• 3B2
• TeX/LaTeX
• InDesign
• Ventura
• FrameMaker
• Microsoft Word

We use Quark for magazines and books that are heavily designed and illustrated. We also have Xtensions for tables and math setting in Quark. The range of projects for which we use Quark include

• plain text-trade titles, social science monographs, etc.
• column text jobs involving significant design work
• school textbooks
• colour books and children's books that are design intensive and involve substantial special effects
• books/journals with simple math 

A unique solution for simple text, including colour. Word offers a number of sophisticated options to control typography. As most authors use Word to prepare manuscripts, there can be benefits to using Word for typesetting, too:

• Strong backward compatibility, a large number of conversion filters, and OLE technology all permit near-seamless conversion of manuscripts into typeset files of any degree of complexity.
• Unicode support for nearly 40,000 characters used in almost any language in the world, including right-to-left scripts such as Hebrew and Arabic, is built in.
• The high degree of automation reduces the time and potential for error involved in tasks such as generating and updating front and back matter content.
• The edition cycle becomes simpler because final typesetting files can be passed straight to the author to begin writing the next edition