The (Little Rock) Arkansas Democrat-Gazette last month began installing NewsXtreme workflow software from Presteligence Inc. The newspaper already used Presteligence’s Guss output management app. The Democrat Gazette is also transitioning to a computer-to-plate workflow.

The Durham (N.C.) Herald Sun and the Paducah (Ky.) Sun, both customers of Southern Lithoplate’s CTP Alliance, also recently installed the app.

Meantime, The San Antonio Express-News went live with Presteligence’s Blackmagic software for color-calibrated soft proofing. The daily also installed Presteligence’s Xtreme inking as part of its Goss International Corp. press control upgrade project.

Finally, Presteligence said it sold its Adinfinitum e-tearsheet and invoicing app to the Bay City (Mich.) Times, the Ann Arbor  (Mich.) News, the (Portland) Oregonian and the Birmingham (Ala.) News.

Presteligence recently announced plans to overhaul Adinfinitum to include e-proofs, including ad submission, e-tearsheets, e-invoices, e-payment, and e-paper. Adinfinitum 4.0 is scheduled for release at the beginning of 2008.

Finally, Presteligence named Paul Chandonnet as its new vice president of sales in North America.