NOW I understand.

But, being a PM user, what exactly is an error-free postscript file?

Just joking..

Personally, Dan, I prfefer the ads with the girls in them. You should 
get Photos By Yono back in the magazine...

rob

Dan Crutcher wrote:

> Oh, Marta, don't ever say that (about those flashy full page ads).  
> They are, indeed, our bread and butter, and our peanut butter and  
> jelly . . . and the reason why we only charge $18 for a year's  
> subscription. If nothing else, try to appreciate them for their  
> layout, photography and other esthetic values.
>
> As for Quark/Pagemaker, about 10 years ago our printer insisted that  
> we make the move from Pagemaker to Quark. Quark was much more  
> advanced in its ability to produce error-free Postscript files,  
> handle trapping (the art of turning a grid of dots into a clean- 
> looking dividing line where two different colors meet on a page) and  
> do several other behind-the-scenes processes that allowed printers to  
> handle digital files efficiently.
>
> Quark quickly became the dominant page layout program for magazines,  
> ad agencies and most of the publishing world. Now, Adobe InDesign  
> appears to be headed towards that same dominance, partly because  
> Quark was slow to upgrade to a usable OS X version, and because of  
> InDesign's built-in compatibility with other Adobe programs like  
> Acrobat, Distiller, Photoshop and Illustrator. Our October issue will  
> be the first that we've designed completely in InDesign. If all goes  
> well, it  will be our design platform for the foreseeable future.
>
> Dan
>
>
>> I am always amazed when I read Dan Crutcher, and then, when I see  
>> the Louisville Magazine I say to myself : How did they ever do  
>> this?  ( Of course i could do without what is their bread and  
>> butter, those flashy  full page ads!)
>
>
>
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