Page Layout Software
Not a day goes by without a message from someone wanting to use CorelDRAW to lay out a longer document. For 4-8 pages, CorelDRAW can be a good solution. But I find it totally lacking on anything longer. Of course users ask Corel to add features to CorelDRAW to make it better. I wouldn't hold your breath on seeing those features anytime soon.
People also try to use a word processor as a layout package and that is equally disastrous. I know there is a cost and learning curve involved with getting another piece of software to do page layout. It is worth the investment! I've put together a list of some of the best choices for page layout software. The best choice for one user isn't always the best choice for another user. Take a look at the list and find the package that suits you best. If you don't find your favorite choice on the list, leave me a comment and I'll gladly update the list.
People also try to use a word processor as a layout package and that is equally disastrous. I know there is a cost and learning curve involved with getting another piece of software to do page layout. It is worth the investment! I've put together a list of some of the best choices for page layout software. The best choice for one user isn't always the best choice for another user. Take a look at the list and find the package that suits you best. If you don't find your favorite choice on the list, leave me a comment and I'll gladly update the list.
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