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Article #89097Re: InBooklet 2.0 now available
From: angeled
Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 19:04
Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 19:04
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k, I understand your reasoning, I guess, but pagemaker already has a built in booklet maker. I am with a printer that does, not big catalogues and mags, but newsletters & the occasional book so i do need it. But i have gotten to like id2.0 so much that pagemaker is so slow, & i've been migrated from quark. (Whine whine), I thought id had it all! THe idea of the pay to plug in, that must be a quark feature!
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