Adobe PageMaker Plus 6.5 Reviews

Adobe PageMaker Plus 6.5: Decent Software (539 words)
by - written on 02.12.01
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If you’re involved in desktop publishing, the name PageMaker is as common as IBM and Microsoft. If you’re a graphics designer, you’ll likely remember that Adobe failed to keep pace with the market and Quark Xpress long ago surpassed PageMaker in its quest for the professional market. While Quark was a dream to use, ...

Adobe InDesign (111 words)
by markhadfield66 - written on 26.03.01 (Somewhat useful, 108 readings)
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Not too sure about this. I use Microsoft Word and also Corel Draw. Ideally, i was looking for a program which merged the text possibilities of Word, with the graphical capabilities of Corel. Indesign didnt satisfy my needs for this. I still find Word the best program for word processing, and Corel for simple graphical/ text layouts. If i ever ...

Adobe PageMaker Plus 6.5: Professional tool (565 words)
by Morgenhund - written on 17.10.00 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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I originally learnt to use Adobe Pagemaker 6.5 when I was producing a 32 page tour brochure that required professional printing, to advertise our Cricket tour of Barbados, and it was one of the formats that the printers we were using would accept. The results I got were stunning, and by doing it myself and burning the finished product on to a CD ...

Nothing new! (129 words)
by sp!ke - written on 19.06.00 (Useful, 65 readings)
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Except for a new box, a new tool bar and a few templates, Adobe has not really brought anything new to their dying DTP package. Pagemaker was first created by Aldus in the early eighties when DTP was born on Macs. It then got bought by Adobe which surely developped it further but it finally lost its battle against Quark Xpress. ...