Markzware To Feature Artist Bob Killen Photographic Artwork At Graph Expo 2008
Artist in Residence for the Mojave National Preserve, US National Park Service Promotes Awareness Through Killen's Photographic artwork

SANTA ANA, California, October 1 , 2008 -- Markzware, the leading developer of preflighting, data extraction and conversion software, today announced that it will be showcasing Bob Killen, artist in residence for the Mojave National Preserve, US National Park Service photographic artwork, of our national desert resources, at Graph Expo in Chicago from October 26-29, 2008 at booth #5255.

In order to promote awareness of our national desert resources Markzware has chosen Bob Killen's breathtaking, photographic works of art to recognize the value of America's great desert spaces and to enjoy these pictorial stories from the Mojave National Preserve located equal distant between Las Vegas, Nevada, and Los Angeles, California.

"Having Bob Killen's work with us at Graph Expo is truly a great honor for Markzware to share our commitment and support of the arts and our environment," explained Mary Gay Marchese, director of public relations for Markzware. "Killen's work is an example of how artists can put their creativity to use in limitless ways and for us to share it with our customers, who will be given a chance to win a limited edition print simply by coming to our booth, and taking a chance to spin the Markzware Wheel," stated Marchese.

For more information on Markzware and their participation at Graph Expo, please visit http://www.markzware.com/marketing/shows/ . To see more of Killen's work, please visit http://www.bobkillen.com/ .

About Markzware:
Markzware, a privately held company based in Santa Ana, California, is leading developer of quality assurance, data conversion and workflow solutions for the international graphic arts, printing, publishing and digital multimedia industries. Markzware B.V., located in Rijswijk, the Netherlands, is the company's headquarters for activities in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.