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

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From: Michael Kazlow
Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2009 00:01
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This exact question came up at work today. The person in question was 
ordering ID, but it was on the only program available for content 
creation for flyers, posters, and all artwork. I suggested that if only 
one program for artwork, posters, and flyers, I'd go with Illy. However, 
if I had my choice I'd go with the Design Standard package, since there 
are uses for Illy, PS, and ID (and of course Acrobat). In the end we 
will try to get the package, but the choice if ID or Illy depends upon 
not only what you need to do, but what other tools are available to help 
you out.

I'd hate to do multi-page documents in Illy (or PS), but I'd also hate 
making ID my sole artwork program as well.

Mike
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