Re: Best for making event flyers: InDesign or Illustrator?

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 23:20

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baad,

Stan has it right. 

      If Ian knows his way around Illustrator what's wrong with using a software
      he knows?




But that is not what you said in post #11. Even so, as I said in post #1, Illustrator is fine for single- or double-sided flyers. But the more pages, the less suitable it is. A printer is not likely to accept a pile of single page or spread Illy files for a multipage document graciously.

Neil

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