Kerning. Fonts. WYSIWYG. Welcome to the world of desktop publishing. Apostles of this new art form make it sound like the best thing since Gutenberg started working on his Bible. Just think. Your ...

Using a desktop computer to produce high-quality printed output or camera-ready output for commercial printing. For simple layouts, desktop publishing may be accomplished with a word processor; ...

Over the years, Linux has lacked a good all-around desktop publishing application. Well, those times are over. Enter: Scribus. Scribus is a great application, that ties in features from proprietary ...

But don’t throw out your Rapidograph pen just yet Desktop publishing is a great computer application, but it requires a substantial investment in time and equipment. The expense and effort may be ...

In 2004, Adobe replaced its desktop publishing program PageMaker with InDesign. Although Adobe is a well-known company for desktop publishing software, there are other alternatives for those ...

TL;DR: Microsoft has announced the end of life for Publisher. The classic desktop publishing program will be supported for two more years, then users will need to find alternatives for creating ...

Try the free edition of this full-featured desktop publishing program. PagePlus Starter Edition is a desktop publishing/layout programthat offers a wide range of features at an excellent price: ...

If you're looking for an inexpensive, relatively powerful, easy-to-use desktop publishing program, consider PageDesigner Pro. It's not the newest desktop publishing program available, but I was ...

Although it may be tempting to simply hand-scrawl your business details and those of your mail recipient's, taking a moment to print an address label helps ensure readability and accurate delivery.

Many products claim to be revolutionary, but the first version of PageMaker truly was. When PageMaker 1.0 was released in July 1985 — a year after the Mac’s debut — it ushered in the era of desktop ...

Again, Vellum isn't a desktop publishing program, but it absolutely is a must for anyone who is regularly publishing their own books. In fact, we've already sung the praises of Vellum here before.

At the August 2000 LinuxWorld Expo, I found a unique company by the name of Chilliware. Although its products were still vapor during the show, it had announced an aggressive rollout of many ...