the only 2 things that drive me nuts are...acrobat is selfish with memory and won't close down after an online pdf session, and they can be a pain to edit (and I don't know why some of them can be edited with Acrobat and some not)
ah well..
| Amen to that! I love using a .pdf for my newsletter. I can use funky fonts
| and don't have to be concerned that my printer doesn't have that font. Plus
| I publish the resulting .pdf file in my website for members of my
| organization to view the region newsletter online. Smaller file size, no
| platform or application software issues - Life is good.
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|
| JoAnn
|
| Again I must remind you that
| A Dog's a Dog - A Cat's a Cat
| --T. S. Eliot
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|
| | absolutely...you wouldn't believe some of the print stuff I've produced with
| Publisher! and if you output to .pdf it's a piece o'cake to take it to a
| print house.
| Not only is outputting to .pdf great but it's wysiwyg and you don't have to
| worry about screens, knockouts and other annoying print techy stuff.
| Seriously.
|
|
| | | Although Publisher isn't the best for creating websites, it IS phenomenal
| at
| | creating newsletters, flyers, business cards, wedding announcements and
| | thank you cards (just finished printing mine), etc.
| |
| | Don't sell the program short - it's a great program when used for it's
| | intended purpose.
| | --
| |
| | JoAnn
| |
| | Again I must remind you that
| | A Dog's a Dog - A Cat's a Cat
| | --T. S. Eliot
| |
| |
| |
| | | | > I understand and will start from scratch in FrontPage.
| | >
| | > The only reason I bought MS Publisher is because I thought
| | > I could make an attractive website that would be easy to
| | > do. So after spending hours doing that and posting it to
| | > the web, I found out that IE Browser for Macintosh do not
| | > support Publisher websites. Hence, my subsequent purchase
| | > of FrontPage, which I should have purchased in the first
| | > place had I known about Publisher's limited capabilities.
| | >
| | > >-----Original Message-----
| | > >This is NOT a good idea ... Publisher is a desktop
| | > publishing program not a
| | > >web authoring program! Even though you can save pages as
| | > HTML Publisher does
| | > >a very poor job of making web pages, often making big
| | > images, bloated code
| | > >etc. If you want to work correctly you will start over in
| | > FP and use the
| | > >better and more productive way! Why did you begin in
| | > Publisher, I wonder?
| | > >It's too bad if Microsoft encourage this faulty approach.
| | > If you are serious
| | > >at all get Jim Buyen's book FP Inside/Out and get started
| | > the proper way.
| | > >Sorry to rain on your parade.
| | > >Eleanor
| | > message
| | > >| | > >> Is it possible to import a MS Publisher website into
| | > >> FrontPage? I already completed my website in Publisher,
| | > >> but want to recreate it in FrontPage as well.
| | > >>
| | > >> Any suggestions?
| | > >> Thanks.
| | > >> Kelley
| | > >
| | > >
| | > >.
| | > >
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