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Quickly Create Professional-Looking Drawings with SmoothDraw
With SmoothDraw you can produce quality drawings in seconds. If you're a desktop publisher who needs to create professional-looking images on the fly, check out this easy-to-use drawing tool. SmoothDraw also draws down less memory from your system, making the creative process quick and easy.

Published by Manoj Goel (2,841 pts ) on Aug 30, 2009 to
Desktop Publishing Reviews
DTP Graphic Software - Aviary
Aviary is a full suite of graphic applications that goes beyond what is available in Photoshop (and is less expensive than Adobe’s suite of graphic applications). Learn more about this online software here.

Published by Laura Jean Karr (11,537 pts ) on Mar 31, 2009 to
Desktop Publishing Articles
Top Five Photo Editors Perfect for Desktop Publishing
Newsletters, business cards, brochures...whatever your project may be, a photo editor is a must-have. This DTP Tips & Tools article will provide you with information on five popular photo editors to help you decide which program is best for you and your desktop publishing needs.

Published by Rhonda Callow (10,423 pts ) on Mar 30, 2009 to
Desktop Publishing Articles
Top Page Layout Software for Small Businesses
This series on the Best Desktop Publishing Tools will help you make the right choices for your DTP needs. And because this channel's focus is on small office/home office (SOHO) desktop publishing, it is fitting to launch the series with a look at the best page layout programs for small businesses.

Published by Tara M. Walsh (840 pts ) on Feb 24, 2009 to
Desktop Publishing Articles
A Review of Microsoft Publisher 97
Microsoft Publisher 97 is a desktop publishing program intended for beginners and home computer users who want to create effective and professional publications, such as brochures, postcards, labels, and business cards. This article reviews Publisher 97, the latest version of this DTP tool

Published by Preetam Kaushik (22,774 pts ) on Feb 15, 2009 to
Desktop Publishing Articles