🚀 go-pugleaf

Use PM. It has excellent control and the items you create can also be
easily converted to HTML and PDF for web/electronic distribution. Quark is
OK too but I think PM is the smarter choice for the future.

SCG <xcreek@comnet.ca> wrote in article <3553D894.2A5A@comnet.ca>...
> GV wrote:
> > 
> > Hi,
> > I have just finished helping to organize (from the graphics end) a
> > conference here in Toronto, and did most of the basic design in good
old
> > WordPerfect 7 (believe it or not!).
> > 
> > However, I would like to invest in something that will be more
user-friendly
> > if I ever do this again.  This is just a sideline that a friend of mine
and
> > I got involved in, and which she / I / we may be asked to do again.  I
also
> > am designing my own web-page, and have had cause to use Corel Draw on
> > previous occasions.
> > 
> > My question is what kind of page layout program should I consider (I'm
> > pretty picky, having been a photographer at one point, and often find
myself
> > wanting to be very precise about computer/graphics design)?  However,
I'm
> > not a professional, being a psychotherapist, and do not want to spend
the
> > earth on something I won't use, or which will be too complicated to
learn.
> > 
> > Any advice?
> > 
> > Please post replies to my email address:
> > 
> > gv@interlog.com
> > 
> > Many thanks in advance for replying,
> > 
> > Geert   van der Veen, in Toronto.
> 
>  No advice. Geez there are only 2. PageMaker and QuarkXpress... either
> one would do!
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