@HEADLINE 2 = <%-2>Ventura Publisher Defines Desktop Publishing<%0>

SAN DIEGO, CA, Summer, 1990 <197> Ventura Publisher incorporates Expanded 
Memory Support (<B>EMS<D>) for larger doc<->uments like books and 
technical man<->uals, as well as densely packed pages such as telephone 
directories and catalogs. Different modes of automatic <B>vertical 
justification<D> allow users to fill a specified space with text, 
a feature not previously available in desktop <->publishing.

New advanced footnoting capabilities let footnotes span multiple pages, 
an essential feature for legal documents.

Ventura Publisher also provides complete WYSIWYG (What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) 
generation of <B>equa<->tions<D>. Users can create complex equa<->tions 
by typing simple commands. The equation is then immediately displayed 
while line spac<->ing adjust automatically to accommodate the equation. 
Complex <B>tables<D> can be easily generated and material may be imported 
from pop<->ular spreadsheet packages like Lotus 1-2-3.

Using Ventura Publisher's <B>cross ref<->erence<D> features, any location 
in a document may be marked and a location reference generated to 
permit the insertion of items such as chapter number, page number 
of the marker, and figure number of table number of a frame.