Re: Editing brochures created in Quark Xpress

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From: stan_alachniewicz
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2009 17:01

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I agree with Bob post #3, send the files back to the original artist, that's how we make $$$$. and it's only fair. BUT, if you really need to edit a PDF, I've found Adobe Illustrator does a pretty good job of it. You'll still need the fonts unless the designers outlined them...

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