This is another of those things that can make the world seem off balance for a few minutes after years of entering text into a tiny box. Every time a new version of a software application is released, there are always new features that users must get used to, old features that have been dropped or changed, new shortcuts to learn, changes in the interface and, of course, a bigger, thicker manual. By Gregg Keizer Businesses that publish plenty and want a quick way to turn paper docs into PDF files or assemble catalogs from databases should turn to PageMaker. As an upgrade, PageMaker 7.0 makes a lot of sense. It protects your current investment in training and software without forcing you to upgrade all your hardware.
Adobe rates the program as Mac OS X Classic Mode compatible.
By Susan Glinert Adobe Acrobat and its PDF format has become the standard in electronic document delivery because of its ease of use, portability, and reliability. By Luisa Simone Adobe's image editing product line has always addressed the high and low ends of the market place well, with Photoshop dominating among professionals and PhotoDeluxe targeting consumers. If you're a weekend videographer, looking to capture home movies with which to bore your friends and relatives on Thanksgiving, Premiere may be a little over your head. Apple's iMovie, or the shareware version of EditDV might better suit your needs. Moreover, because there are many bugs in Premiere 5.1c, products such as the Matrox RT2000 suddenly function far more reliably and with greater performance upon switching to Premiere 6.0.