Re: A new computer means Vista; Vista = no PM!

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From: Ian_Matthew
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 09:14

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Not only that, but InDesign can be used in a similar fashion to PM, albeit with more advanced features. The learning curve is there. However, it's not as steep as some may think.

Ian

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