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Re: What product is best for me!!

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From: Tom Geschwender
Date: Fri, 07 Jun 2002 16:04
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You don't mention the current format of your brochure, or it's size. 

Although Framemaker can definitely do the job. I think Pagemaker or the new InDesign would be more appropriate for a simple brochure.  Creating sales brochures in Frame is like putting in carpet tacks with a slefge hammer. 

Check out the Adobe Collections at http://www.adobe.com/products/main.html <http://www.adobe.com/products/main.html> and select the one that best describes your tasks.  They are listed in the left column towards the bottom of the page.  You get the equivelant of 4 Adobe products for the price of three, and it's a complete design and creation system with totally compatible applications.  I bought the Publishing Collection several years ago and was very pleased with it.
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