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

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From: John_Danek
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 02:09

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Chances are, anyone looking at your piece, isn't going to be able to tell what software application you used to produce it. Using Illustrator doesn't mean your piece will look less impressive than had it been done in InDesign or vice-versa. You're comfortable with Illustrator, use Illustrator and don't sweat it.

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