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Desktop Publishing with OpenOffice.org
Jun 15, 2007, 09 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (11609 reads)

(Other stories by Bruce Byfield)

"'Do you offer a program like Microsoft Publisher?' Some version of this question appears regularly on the OpenOffice.org mailing lists. Many people automatic answer 'no,' and say that Scribus is more suitable for desktop publishing. But, in fact, OpenOffice.org boasts two mid-level layout programs--Draw and Writer--each of which is far more versatile than its name suggests.

"Draw and Writer have similar tools for positioning text, but Draw is better suited for text mixed with graphics or for highly variable pages, while Writer is designed for text-heavy documents with minimal variation in the pages. Both lack some of the fine controls of a high-end layout program, but their features are complete enough that either can be used to produce professional-looking work..."

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OpenOffice, Scribus, Pagestream  all wor ...   Plenty of options on Linux   
Ken Jennings
Jun 15, 2007, 11:08:34
 
You wrote:>>I looked at the html and dis ...   Re: Plenty of options on Linux   
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