A Lowly Apprentice Production, Inc. (ALAP), a leading developer of extended technology for the design and publishing industries, announced today the immediate availability of a free trial version of Imposer Pro for Adobe Acrobat. The free trial version is available to the public as a download from the company website. Once installed, the trial version of Imposer Pro will last for 30 days and is 100% fully functional during that time. By offering a free trial of Imposer Pro, it gives customers not only the ability to try software before purchasing it, but before the product is released – an opportunity which is more unique than common in the software industry.

ALAP is set to release the shipping version on June 20, 2005. This means there will be no lapse in availability between the trial period expiration and the shipping version release.

About Imposer Pro
Imposer Pro for Adobe Acrobat is the third product to the Imposer Pro line. This version provides a very powerful and much needed imposition solution for users of Adobe Acrobat. Imposer Pro handles PDF imposition by creating a newly imposed PDF file. This method allows for on-screen previewing before printing, making the entire process extremely efficient with less errors and waste of material. Imposer Pro features imposed page configurations from 2-up printer spreads to 8-up printer flats, as well as multi-page signatures and multiple sheets. Imposer Pro supports split web, sheetwise and multiple unit printing, while maintaining the familiar and common interface of Acrobat.

For more information, contact ALAP, Inc. by phone at (888) 818-5790 (US), (760) 438-5790 (Canada/International) or visit the company's website at www.alap.com.

About "A Lowly Apprentice Production, Inc."
Founded in 1990, A Lowly Apprentice Production Inc. (ALAP) is a leading provider of extended technology for the publishing and graphic design industries. Affordable, easy to use and seamless integration into the host application environment, ALAP's products have won major awards in both the United States and in Europe.