<strong>WHOA... that is THE first time I have seen ANYONE say Pagemaker and Great in the same sentance.
Pagemucker is a DOG and even Adobe knows it...
Mac Guru</strong><hr></blockquote>
obviously I ain't no pro so my standards a re a bit lower but it runs well on all my computers, was fairly easy to get the hang of and produces good things
Actually I think InDesign would be a VERY easy app for both the Pro and the beginner to pick up... it's VERY easy to learn and VERY easy to transition to and it's VERY powerful.
Actually I think InDesign would be a VERY easy app for both the Pro and the beginner to pick up... it's VERY easy to learn and VERY easy to transition to and it's VERY powerful.
Mac Guru</strong><hr></blockquote>
Definitely, Quarks archaic user interface and over-complicated processes made it very daunting to learn from scratch without some sort of class or bible. InDesign (with that world-famous Adobe UI) is very intuitive and I have not yet sat in front of it wondering how to do something. Quite nice indeed. Now, I'm not running a magazine or anything but I am still exploring most of the features.
Actually I think InDesign would be a VERY easy app for both the Pro and the beginner to pick up... it's VERY easy to learn and VERY easy to transition to and it's VERY powerful.
Mac Guru</strong><hr></blockquote>
Definitely, Quarks archaic user interface and over-complicated processes made it very daunting to learn from scratch without some sort of class or bible. InDesign (with that world-famous Adobe UI) is very intuitive and I have not yet sat in front of it wondering how to do something. Quite nice indeed. Now, I'm not running a magazine or anything but I am still exploring most of the features.
[quote]anyone know the education pricing on Indesign 2?<hr></blockquote>InDesign costs a reasonable US$200 at <a href="http://www.journeyed.com"; target="_blank">Journey Education Marketing</a>.
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I currently have Pagemaker 6.5 which is great but not OS X compatible of course. And I really can't spend a ton considering I rarely use the app
Pagemucker is a DOG and even Adobe knows it...
Mac Guru
<strong>WHOA... that is THE first time I have seen ANYONE say Pagemaker and Great in the same sentance.
Pagemucker is a DOG and even Adobe knows it...
Mac Guru</strong><hr></blockquote>
obviously I ain't no pro so my standards a re a bit lower but it runs well on all my computers, was fairly easy to get the hang of and produces good things
[ 02-21-2002: Message edited by: Leonis ]</p>
Actually I think InDesign would be a VERY easy app for both the Pro and the beginner to pick up... it's VERY easy to learn and VERY easy to transition to and it's VERY powerful.
Mac Guru
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Actually I think InDesign would be a VERY easy app for both the Pro and the beginner to pick up... it's VERY easy to learn and VERY easy to transition to and it's VERY powerful.
Mac Guru</strong><hr></blockquote>
Definitely, Quarks archaic user interface and over-complicated processes made it very daunting to learn from scratch without some sort of class or bible. InDesign (with that world-famous Adobe UI) is very intuitive and I have not yet sat in front of it wondering how to do something. Quite nice indeed. Now, I'm not running a magazine or anything but I am still exploring most of the features.
-Y
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Actually I think InDesign would be a VERY easy app for both the Pro and the beginner to pick up... it's VERY easy to learn and VERY easy to transition to and it's VERY powerful.
Mac Guru</strong><hr></blockquote>
Definitely, Quarks archaic user interface and over-complicated processes made it very daunting to learn from scratch without some sort of class or bible. InDesign (with that world-famous Adobe UI) is very intuitive and I have not yet sat in front of it wondering how to do something. Quite nice indeed. Now, I'm not running a magazine or anything but I am still exploring most of the features.
-Y
[quote]anyone know the education pricing on Indesign 2?<hr></blockquote>InDesign costs a reasonable US$200 at <a href="http://www.journeyed.com"; target="_blank">Journey Education Marketing</a>.
Sincerely,
Jaddie
[ 02-21-2002: Message edited by: Jaddie ]</p>
<strong>Dear applenut
InDesign costs a reasonable US$200 at <a href="http://www.journeyed.com"; target="_blank">Journey Education Marketing</a>.
Sincerely,
Jaddie
[ 02-21-2002: Message edited by: Jaddie ]</strong><hr></blockquote>
ah... thanks. not too bad. but first I gotta get my iPod and FCP 3