Re: Is InDesign replacing Pagemaker?

[Art Campbell <art -dot- campbell -at- gmail -dot- com>]

InDesign has always been aimed at the PageMaker (and Quark) markets
-- the design-driven documents side of things.

Adobe end-of-lifed PM quite some time ago... if you go to their Print Products
page, you'll see what should be the PM link now leads to a special deal on
"upgrading" to InDesign... 

So your question should probably be: "Should I upgrade to InDesign before
I absolutely have to and have some time to learn it, or when I don't have a 
choice and have a deadline breathing down my neck?"

Just in passing, ID is a very nice program, worlds better than PM, I think.

Art

On 8/18/05, b -dot- hennessey -at- att -dot- net <b -dot- hennessey -at- att -dot- net> wrote:
> We have some marketing material that needs updating and
> I'm wondering if InDesign is the best way to go, or should
> I just continue with Pagemaker? Does anyone have a preference

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