Interleaf, Inc. announced today that its new version of Interleaf Publisher for the Macintosh features a powerful grayscale image editor, substantially expanding the product's already broad range of text and graphics functionality. The grayscale image editor allows users to edit photographs and other scanned-in images.
Users can pixel edit, zoom, crop and adjust the contrast of photographs.
In addition, the images can be rotated to any degree, stretched, and combined with any other text or graphic elements. In addition, Interleaf Publisher for the Macintosh now is compatible with the full Macintosh II family of products including the Macintosh II, IIx, IIcx, and the IIci, and with all Apple displays, including the Apple Two-page Display and Apple Portrait Display. Users who purchase Interleaf Publisher for the Macintosh after the release of this announcement and before the ship date will get the upgrade free of charge. Interleaf electronic publishing systems provide full word processing, graphics, image editing, automatic charting, automated page layout and long document management tools for virtually the entire range of office documents. The software also lets users share and manage documents among members of a workgroup.