Many,many thanks to those WAMUGGERS who, as usual, gave both
comprehensive and useful advice.
Purchased Pages (iWork) through Daniel as usual.
Regards
Darrel
On 08/02/2009, at 1:32 PM, Mike Murray wrote:
Hi Darrel
I use Adobe InDesign for our publishing work. Clients prepare their
text input in Word and provide the photos/images separately. I bring
the text and images together and do the layout using Indesign and
eventually save the finished product as a PDF file which goes to the
printer for digital printing.
If the printer is required to do more than just print off the PDF,
they prefer to work with InDesign or Quark Express. I agree with the
comments that generally, no-one likes Word for final document
preparation, but it's great to do the writing - just don't embed
anything else in it, and don't bother with fancy formatting... all
that can be done with the layout program.
Haven't tried Pages for anything big, though it looks good.
Cheers
Mike
On 08/02/2009, at 1:16 PM, Darrel McGuiness wrote:
Ian or others,
If writing a draft for a book; what applications (word processing),
would be acceptable?
Regards
Darrel
On 04/02/2009, at 4:50 PM, Ian Conaghan wrote:
Mike Murray and Lesley Silvester
TimeTrackers
East Fremantle
Western Australia
Tel 08 9339 8078
Fax 08 9339 0519
British and Australian genealogical and historical research,
education, publishing and film-making
www.timetrackers.com.au
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