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Layout software?
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Hey all— Looking for suggestions for layout programs. I have the old version of QuarkXpress, but need something OSX compatible so I can use color mgmt. stuff. Any suggestions? I’d rather not spring for the new Quark. Anyone used Illustrator and liked it?
I’m doing basic layout- 11×17 (more or less), image boxes, text boxes. Pretty simple.
Any suggestions much appreciated.
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If you are familiar with X-Press you might as well want to take a look at Adobe In Design which does the same thing.
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Cool. I was trying to decide between Pagemaker and InDesign. Does one have an advantage over the other?
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Hm, I always worked with X-Press. Never tried PageMaker. And don’t know anybody within the graphic-design/layout world who uses it. Most still use X-Press, the rest now uses In Design. PageMaker is like the starter version of a layout prgoramm. But if you only do basic stuff it should be fine.
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Just figured out Pagemaker only works in Classic. So that’s that. It’s between xpress and indesign.
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I find Indesign, once you are familar with other adobe programs relatively easy to use.
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Hey… have u ever tried adobe Pagemaker… its really cool
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here is an article comparing x-press with in design
http://www.creativepro.com/story/feature/19851.html
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