Re: booklet

Am Freitag, 17. September 2010 03:54:56 schrieb Carl Symons:
> By coincidence, I used Scribus today as well. It is definitely not as
> intuitive as other applications. But I really don't have much problem
> using it. However, I concur in what Stuart said earlier
> today...especially that it's your choice. The Scribus interface has
> taken me some time to figure out; that's part of the reason that I shy
> away from KWord (my excuse anyway). I kinda like the approach of
> eliminating the reference to InDesign such as Kurt produced.

I would also suggest to try Scribus next.
From what I know, it is not fully up to par, but getting closer each day.

I would not try KWord, because so far I've understood that KWord is
a text processing application and not a desktop publishing one.

(At Intevation we were trying Scribus and did a lot in www.Skencil.org, LaTeX
in the past, but we usually do not do DTP.)

Best,
Bernhard

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