InDesign

Yes but: - the code is heavier = more bandwidth = $$$ (do you imagine what this forum would spare in terms of badndwidth if built with CSS ?) - the code won't validate = browsers understand it in Quirk mode = longer to load (same remark about this forum) - DWMX costs $$$, professionals know this, pirates don't (not accusing you, obviously) Less evident reasons: - you...

I would highly recommend one large monitor (21" or more) as opposed to two smaller ones. I understand your concern about having a large workspace in terms of moving stuff onto the second monitor -- as I have two 17" on my G4 right now. I love it, but at work I have one 21" monitor, and it seems to me as if the 21" actually has MORE screen real estate than the two 17". I...

I couldn't agree more with anyone who recommends InDesign over Quark. Indeed, Quark has become a lazy sloth of a company that lacks any product innovation, except in the areas of licensing and piracy protection. ...

scripted to do things like go to next page, previous page or any specific page... Now to make interactive PDF's you can either use the 'Hyperlinks' Pallet in InDesign or Use the same on in Quark... ...

Just thought, how about some apps, do you have InDesign and Dreamweaver? ...

Wait for CS... with it's few features and it's growing populatirty, within the next year at tops we are going to be calling InDesign the industry standard and Quark the "Old School" design tool. ...

Just a couple of observations. Not trying to be negative, but just noticing some things. 1. Those fast loading apps are mostly Apple's. This is not a criticism of the test, just an observation. It shows that proper programming can yield wicked results. However, Adobe Elements and Safari show no evidence of actually launching. They may very well be hidden in the background...

And QXP is hardly "just like MS Word." They are completely separate applications for completely different purposes. I would recommend Indesign over QXP, however. Quark has been getting lazy over the past several years, since they've enjoyed such dominance in the DTP arena. ...

Its just like MS Word, though its appearance is a bit worse. That's all. Its just like indesign by adobe, its just typing stuff. I suggest you get MS Office instead, its cheaper. ...

If you have a PC with the latest version of Office, you'll find their imaging software works very well so you don't have to go through the InDesign routine. ...