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PageMaker
A full-featured desktop publishing program for Windows and Macintosh from Adobe. PageMaker was the de facto standard in the graphics arts industry for many years for creating ads, brochures, newsletters and books of all sizes and kinds. Introduced originally for the Mac in 1985 by Aldus Corporation, it set the standard for desktop publishing. In fact, Paul Brainerd, president of Aldus, coined the term. The PC version was introduced in 1987 for Windows 1.0 and was the first non-Microsoft Windows application. PageMaker was superseded by Adobe's InDesign. See InDesign.


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Common examples of desktop publishing software like this include, Microsoft Publisher, Adobe PageMaker and advanced commands and features for OpenOffice.
While common word processing software might suffice, it is still better to buy something much more functional like Adobe Pagemaker or Microsoft Publisher.
For desktop publishing software, you can try using Adobe software like Adobe InDesign and Adobe Pagemaker.
 
 
 
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