InDesign

And you should download a copy of InDesign from Adobe to try it for 30 days. ...

Hi, I'm a graphic designer that works for a small marketing co. and am responsible for all upgrades. Currently we have a G4, 533MHz Dual processor with 384MB RAM, 1MB L2 cache, OS 9.1 -- I do most of the production work on this system. I'm now considering upgrading the OS, but can't help being a bit nervous about the process. I work mostly with Quark 4.1 and Photoshop 6...

I checked your PDF in Acrobat, and moved the grey rectangle on the right just a little bit to the right. The border is there, it is just that the grey rectangle gets drawn on top, and covers it for some of your cells. The cells aren't exactly the same width, some are slightly more narrow than others, which explains why some of the borders show. This happens for a simple...

...what you are saying Fryke if only there weren't out there SO many people going against Apple in every chance they get and we were living in a utopia where all computer platforms were co-existing happily ever after! :rolleyes: The worst part is that those supposedly PROs are the ones who "educate" the masses and not you or any other computer-peacemaker out there... :( ...

Please, people, calm down... It's all marketing, isn't it... I need a computer in order to do my graphics design work. Do I have to decide whether I want a workstation or a desktop machine? Nope. I need a fast machine capable of running Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator etc. Both of those machines can do that. WHAT defines a workstation? WHAT defines a desktop? Isn't a PowerMac...

s merged for real. Quark won't be a problem, a simple XT will do. RIP drivers will be a hassle, but anyway a little revolution has to come. PostScript 3 is here, InDesign is gaining market, I'm only speculating but I feel like it doesn't sound impossible TIFF and EPS merge in the end. ...

But, print the same document as a postscript file from InDesign v2.0. ...

which as I stated above, would have been profitless on the Mac. Photoshop will be very profitable on the Mac for a long time, as will After Effects, Livemotion, Indesign and so on. Encore would not be profitable given DVD Studio Pro and iDVD. ...

For those who think that pirating an application isn't stealing and doesn't hurt the platform, look no further than the recent killing of Premiere for the Mac by Adobe. Sure, FCP is a better product - but it only got that way by having a healthy competitor in Adobe Premiere. Now, Mac users are left with just Final Cut Pro. Do you really believe Apple will feel just as...

about InDesign 2 and OSX font management... ...