I’m in the middle of hand-setting the haiku for my current book production. I’m printing the pages 2-up. There’s 7 haiku, the title page and the colophon (that’s the title page and colophon all laid out in the photo to the left). Not really very much type, but it’s required a lot of concentration. I get one chance to get the spelling right, and notice if, for instance, I used the wrong space width between words. When I print text from photopolymer, which I set on the computer in InDesign or Illustrator, it seems I have a lot more time to check myself before getting the plates made — not to mention the spell checker!