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Article #114Re: Using Pagemaker 7 With a 64 bit system
From: John_Davies
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 16:05
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 16:05
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I'm surprised Adobe still sell PM. I suppose they have a warehouse full of unsold copies and every few hundred quid they get helps the cash flow. As you say, PM7 (or perhaps PM6.6 as there was no visible difference from PM6.5 a few years earlier) was a final thrash to keep the archaic PM code going on WinXP. That was six or more years ago, and Windows and MacOS have moved on considerably since then. PM should be six feet under and with a tombstone reminding us of the fun of 20 years ago. In the meantime, InDesign is now in its third or fourth re-incarnation. (I'm still on CS2�) Iechyd da! John 16:04 08/01/2009 GMT
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