Adobe sets new desktop publishing standard with InDesign 2.0. (Production).

Newsletter on Newsletters, The, January, 2003 by Parker, Roger C.

Newsletter publishing was never the same after the mid-'80s partnership of Adobe's Type 1 fonts and Aldus's groundbreaking PageMaker 2.0. Overnight, typesetting became an in-house activity.

The revolution continues with Adobe's recent introduction of InDesign 2.0 and Open Type fonts. This is important news since the visual presentation of ideas--and the ease with which attractive publications can be rapidly created--quickly translates into profits for newsletter publishers.

InDesign 2.0

InDesign 2.0 is not an "advanced" version of PageMaker. Rather, it's the result of a fresh, "from the ground up" approach to creating the perfect desktop publishing program. Adobe created an entirely separate research team, guided by extensive feedback from...

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