[softwarelist] Re: Imposition signatures?

  • From: Roger Foden <roger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: davidpilling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sat, 02 Jun 2007 19:03:23 +0100

In message <gemini.jj02sa001x6yh0254.ray@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
          Ray Dawson <ray@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


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> 
> 
> On the cost side, it is worth noting that Microsoft's new Office 2007
> (Home & Student edition) is available for under £90 as a complete office
> suite, including Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc. No matter what you think of
> Word, it is the new goalpost.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Ray D
> 
> 
If the goalpost is something that prevents a close shot going into the 
goal, then I agree.

I've just spent some time with a friend who is trying to produce a 
pamphlet, and as Word cannot do page imposition he has been trying to 
produce two-column landscape pages with (effective) page 12 and page 1 
as the two columns on the first page; etc. Mind-blowing stuff.

And of course if any changes are made which cause the page/column 
boundaries to be crossed the whole thing collapses into a jumble. The 
whole thing collapses if the file is taken to another computer where 
one of the fonts is not available, is substituted and a page/column 
boundary changes.

Every Risc OS word processor/DTP program: EasiWriter; Impression and 
OvationPro can produce pamphlets by imposition at printing.

A goal is entirely different from hitting the goal-post.

Regards
Roger
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roger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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