Roger Sherman wrote: > On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, robin wrote: > >> > Heh...well, actually, all I want to do is change my business card >> around > from time to time. No idea whatsoever about what programs >> are good for > that; I just know that it was originally done on Quark >> Express. And that > I'm tired of being a slave to the graphics people >> at Kinkos! Gah!!! >> >> For a business card, I imagine the GIMP would work fine - treat it as >> a graphic with added text rather than a text document with inserted >> graphics. Work in XCF (the GIMP native format) then convert to >> whatever format your printers will handle. > > > Hmmm...OK. Now, can I open my existing .qxd file in GIMP, and after > saving as XCF, can I use GIMP to convert it back to .qxd? I ask > because I'm not really set up to print them up the way I like (raised > lettering, on white linen paper - I know, very standard, but I like > it, so...)... > Sorry, GIMP won't do that, nor will any Linux program, to my knowledge.
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