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Old 06-04-2009, 07:42 PM #9
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I am partial to Quark Express for publishing. Illustrator is great for your characters.
Quark is a good program and worked with it for years. It saved my hide many times. Unfortunitly they've lost plenty of market share. InDesign has become a very good and stable program with simularities in its tools and use related to Photoshop and Illustrator because it is an Adobe product.
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