Doug McGarrett wrote: > Yes, I know UNIX programs are horrendously expensive, but they are such > because the purchasers are going to make a lot of money using them. (Does > the expression "Microsoft" ring a bell?) If you really need a "real" > publishing system, you are probably making money using it. Pay the tab. > > While not completely disagreeing with you, I think there are a couple of levels between professional publisher and home user. The most common one I would think of is a person who runs a small newsletter for an organization or club of some sort. They don't need _all_ the features of an InDesign, but they would like the publication to come off a little more professionally. Another group might be people that run a professional document, but infrequently (an annual or semi-annual report) and their primary business is not publishing. I really wouldn't want to shell out close to a grand for a program I use very infrequently.
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