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IntoPrint began in 1987 working largely for researchers, policy makers and practitioners in the Netherlands.
This involved preparing texts for academic and popular readership; supporting authors and companies by running training courses in scientific and report writing, preparing style guides and technical manuals; and working with other professionals to establish standards for English language editing in the Netherlands.

In addition to providing support services for organisations based in the Netherlands, IntoPrint also worked on projects for European and mulitinational organisations.
From 1997, Marilyn Minderhoud devoted increasing amounts of time to working as managing editor for two development-orientated magazines. Core activities included sourcing information, running workshops and conducting field research to generate data; copywriting and managing design and publication processes.

More recently, she has been involved in several multi-media projects, provided assistance and guidance to editors setting up their own local magazines, and organised workshops to stimulate the networking and production of information. The later included a write-shop held for agricultural extension workers in Timor, a communication workshop for scientists and journalists in Zambia, and a documentation workshop for senior agriculturalists in Southern India.

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