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Hi, Sean, 

Actually I mostly work as an editor and don't do very much page makeup of books, although I do produce a regular newsletter. I have Pagemaker, Quark XPress, and Framemaker (none in the latest versions), each of which seems to me to have its pluses and minuses. I use Pagemaker for the newsletter and also used it for one simple book. A friend who is a Framemaker fan persuaded me to use Frame on the book I'm working on now (and also advised me not to upgrade). I am appreciating some of its features and having to work around some of its shortcomings, but that would be true for any of the programs that I have. I would love a program with Quark's typographical sophistication, Pagemaker's ease of use, and Framemaker's bookmaking features! Maybe Indesign is that program?--I don't know much about it. Since I am a freelancer, and upgrades and new software are expensive, it would be nice to find a single program with all the features I like! 

Rosemary