Desktop Publishing Reviews

A Review of Adobe InDesign

Adobe InDesign is a desktop publishing program used by many newspapers, advertising agencies, and other creative pursuits for major publications. I can see why, and in this review, I will make the case for why you should consider using InDesign for your desktop publishing projects.

Published by cscribe2180 (321 pts ) on Nov 13, 2008 to
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The Logo Creator Isn’t Just for Logos

If you’re in the market for a software application that specializes in logo creation, but you’re hesitant to spend very much on such a specialized tool, you may want to take a look at Laughingbird Software’s The Logo Creator. This article walks you through all of the features it offers.

Published by Michele McDonough (10,784 pts ) on Sep 21, 2008 to
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Ulead GIF Animator 5 - Old-School Looks Don't Detract from This Animator's Strengths

Ulead GIF Animator 5 is a feature-packed application that provides functions that few others have. Although the Internet may have moved on, as I discovered, there's plenty of other uses for Ulead GIF Animator 5.

Published by Dave (402 pts ) on Jan 27, 2008 to
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Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo - Or Why I Stopped Worrying and Started Preferring Other Products

Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 is a venerable tool that has been given a facelift, new gadgets, and a new lease on life. Consequently, why don't I like Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 as much as other products that do less?

Published by david (550 pts ) on Jan 24, 2008 to
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CaptureEze Pro - More Than Just an Easy-to-Use Screen Capture Utility

CaptureEze Pro is aptly named software--you won't find an easier-to-use screen capture utility for the price. But its user interface brought back memories of my early days of computing--and not in a good way. An extreme makeover is needed.

Published by Sarah Marie White (224 pts ) on Jan 23, 2008 to
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Ulead COOL 3D 3.5 - Create Eye-Catching 3D Text and Graphics

Version 3.5 of Corel's Ulead COOL 3D software enables both the professional and the novice to design and customize a sleek, high-quality company logo, complete with text and 3D shapes. Ulead COOL 3D 3.5's drag-and-drop technology makes it possible to instantly see your creations.

Published by Carolyn T. (2,464 pts ) on Jan 23, 2008 to
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Art Explosion Publisher Pro - Desktop Publishing for the Artistically Challenged

Software like Art Explosion Publisher Pro begs this question: Can amateur desktop publishers find happiness riding the learning curve required in this type of mid-market publishing and page layout program? "Professional-looking results" is one thing, but to my mind, nothing beats ease of use.

Published by Noel (626 pts ) on Nov 30, 2007 to
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Morpheus Photo Animation Suite - Fun Software with a Few Caveats

Morpheus Photo Animation Suite Standard does a great job of morphing animations. The creation process is both simple and fun. The results are quite pleasing. Unfortunately, it seems that making profit by up-selling and installing unwanted software may be more important for this company.

Published by Andy Dunn (1,425 pts ) on Nov 25, 2007 to
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Logo Design Studio Pro - Don't Believe the Hype

Logo Design Studio Pro piqued my curiosity as I was not familiar with either SummitSoft or its product. Logo Design Studio Pro touts ease of use and incorporated design features to create your own professional corporate identity. Is it everything a small business owner would need, or just hype?

Published by Dan_Darri (758 pts ) on Nov 19, 2007 to
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Logo Design Studio - Create a One-of-a-Kind Logo for Your Business

Logo Design Studio is a great tool for low-budget businesses to use in developing unique logos and slogans from their own computers. Using a blank canvas, or one of the available templates, you can combine just the right colors, effects, and words to market your business or product.

Published by Carolyn T. (2,464 pts ) on Nov 8, 2007 to
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