Hi Adrian,
Ah yes, I've used both Pagemaker and InDesign in the past. As with
any app. familiarity and ease of use can, to a degree, make up for
lack of functionality - both apps will produce good quality products
- I found that the steeper learning curve for InDesign was worth it,
in terms of extra features etc. Many Quark users moved over to
Indesign. Yes, I'm still running a G5, occasionally in Classic mode
that allows me to run Pagemaker. To be honest, I've also got
Pagemaker 7 here for XP that I can run on a 'darkside' machine if
needed for a quick project - it's still a great application.
As for the project, that sounds interesting! Your friend doesn't need
a proof-reader with anatomical/medical experience does he/she?
:)
Regards
Phil
Hi all,
A friend of mine is writing a technical medical book with lots of
graphics etc. using word on a windows machine, how wrong can you
get?
When I last did a project like that I used PageMaker which no longer
exists. Can anyone please advise me of a suitable alternative
software and any info on publishing would be appreciated.
Regards,
Adrian
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