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Re: Pagemaker vs. Quark


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Posted by hugh on April 05, 1997 at 19:36:19:

In Reply to: Pagemaker vs. Quark posted by Jeff on March 17, 1997 at 18:07:06:

: Help! Everyone is talking Quark this and Quark that. Wouldn't it make more sense to use Pagemaker if using other Adobe products ie: illustrator, photoshop...or is Quark that much superior?

Granted, the first versions of Pagemaker were klunky in comparison to QXP,

but it was a largely office-politics decision that

put QXP in the #1 spot. Pagemaker is what it says -

a page maker. QXP appeals to the typesetter. Since

Composition was where most DTP departments started,

rightly or wrongly (another major argument), their

choices prevailed in management's purchasing decision



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