Hi Maciej I will add an entry to your wiki re Success stories with Scribus, as our company does all of its Datasheets and Brochures, in fact anything printed, with Scribus. There's about 5 of us with it installed here.
But sorry to sound mean, but is there anyway that if I add a link on your wiki to an example PDF created in Scribus on our website, that I can at least use it as a link with good incoming Google Page Rank ? I see that the links already on the wiki are of the 'nofollow' type which means that linking to my PDF's from your site won't help me with my SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) work. e.g. From John Beardmore's entry <a href="http://www.T4sLtd.co.uk/"; class="external free" title="http://www.T4sLtd.co.uk/"; rel="nofollow">http://www.T4sLtd.co.uk/</a> I'm really sorry to sound ungrateful, but you may find that others add their links more willingly with just a little treat (ie getting a nice PR5 link inbound) in return ;-) We've been using Scribus for about three years now in our company, and appreciate the power we can gain as a small business from it, without paying out lots of money for InDesign etc. I've been using it since version 0.5 at home !!! Cheers Julian Q-par Angus Herefordshire UK www.q-par.com
