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Which Program To Use?

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From: Jo_Kader
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 19:09
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HI, I have a client who would like to do a number os sales sheets. The client has multiple locations around the country and wants to be able to send the sheets to each location. At each location they will put in their address/phone etc., and all locations want to be able to make minor text updates to the sales sheets as the services they offer are continually changing. They will then print them out of their color copiers as needed.

My thought is to create the sheets in InDesign and Acrobat. The final file I provide the client will be a PDF that they can alter the type in. In that way I think they will not be able to mess it up too much. However my first test working in Acrobat as an editable file is a little squirly.

So, is there a better way to do this? A different program I should be thinking of that would allow my client to make edits, that would be better than Acrobat? Keeping in mind the end product is to be printed.

Thanks, Jo
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