Re: good beginner DTP books???

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From: Jody Sumrall
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1992 15:18

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In article <craigh.717877046@cserver>,
craigh@cserver.plexus.com (Craig Heilman) writes:
>I am looking for one or more books that would be good references
>for desktop publishing.  In particular I'm looking for details on
>recommended layouts for technical papers, specifications, forms,
>memos, font selection, graphics, etc.  Platforms I'm using include
>FrameMaker (HP Apollo) and various packages on the Macintosh.
>
>Thanks,
>        Craig
>--


How about Looking Good in Print, A Guide to Basic Design for Desktop
Publishing, by Roger Parker. Published by Ventana Press,1990. ISBN
0-940087-32-4.

A basic, non-platform specific book.

Jody

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