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DESCRIPTION

DesktopPublisher Pro is a high quality, low cost, full featured desktop publishing tool for the professional and novice alike.

DesktopPublisher Pro delivers the power-packed desktop publishing solutions that power users need to transform concepts into stunning professional quality designs. Both first-time users and experienced graphic designers will appreciate the intuitive powerful text handling capabilities of MacPublisher Pro. Enter txt directly into text boxes, cut and paste, or import from text files. MacPublisher Pro flows text around graphics; it allows you to link text boxes and precisely place text and graphic objects.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.2.6: MacOD 10.5 compatibility improved
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X, Mac OS 9.1 or later, CarbonLib 1.6.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Metis International, Inc.
Downloads:8,759
  - Version d/l:735
Multimedia & Design:Author Tools
License:Demo
Date:24 Dec 2007
Platform:PPC
Price:$20.00
RATING
*****
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    DesktopPublisher Pro User Reviews (5 posts)Write A Review
    Feb 3 2005

    ANONYMOUS  Nice icon, doesn't look a bit like the old Quark XPress  (Version 2.2.3)

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    Sep 6 2004
    *****

    ANONYMOUS  This is excellent page layout software for the price. It has most features the average user will want and more. Even as a professional designer, I am more than impressed with this product.  (Version 2.2)

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    Oct 16 2003

    ANONYMOUS  Excellent app for the price. It's no InDesign, Quark or PageMaker for professional DTP, but is great for small projects -- beats the pants off Appleworks and Word if you need "freeform" layout.  (Version 2.1.8)

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    May 12 2003
    *****

    NCIANCA  Only played around with it for a while, but it seems very complete, certainly from a traditional DP point of view. It reminds me of the old Classic OS Letraset ReadySetGo! program (it does feel like a time warp to the System 6 days). Anyone who has used traditional DP programs should have no problems with this one, novice users might have a bit of trouble. Did not print from it, so I can't comment on it's printing accuracy. It's rendering of text is a little uneven on the screen but It is a carbon app and I personally prefer Cocoa apps. Certainly for $15 bucks it seems like a deal for budget minded users.  (Version 2.1.7)

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