RUBAIYAT  Wow I remember weaning an Advertising studio from RSG to Quark in 1988.

A quick look at this and it seems time has stood still, even down to the System 7 look.

Some modern word processors now have more advanced features.

I was curious since this is ex Dubai, whether it supported R to L text but it gave no mention on the site. Instead it sought to impress me with the fact that you can drag text and images around the screen and link text boxes!

Sorry my first child's first words were amazing, but now that he is nearing 18 I am more impressed if he can articulate himself convincingly. RSG seems to approaching senility without having left the creche in 2 decades.  
(Version 7.7.7)

CARL789  I have been using RSG 7.6.6 and have found that each version continues to improve while maintaining rock solid stability and ease of use. Their support is easy to use with very quick response. They have given me given me the needed work around and corrected the issue in a later update. I appreciate the fact that they put out lots of 7.6.x updates and improvements, and they have extensive online support and tutorials. Better all around company in every category than Apple, Adobe, M$Soft,Quark or any others that I use. This is an update to my earlier post on version 7.6.5.   
(Version 7.6.6)

HOBY  Wow... well, I guess if Huey Lewis and The News are still alive and touring, then there may as well be a current version of Ready Set Go released.

Now I'll have to go find that Moof icon.  
(Version 7.6.6)

CARL  This is an outstanding application. I have used it for years and switched from Quark because of the ease of use, flexibility and power of RSG. I have used RSG to develop a 488 page document with linked text throughout and complex images. I also own and use Indesign (not CS yet) and like it but I always end up going back to RSG.   
(Version 7.6.5)