nce you leave the rubber cement and scissors, you'll never go back. That's the verdict of thousands of new MacPublishers, who are using the Macintosh, the ImageWriter or the LaserWriter, and MacPublisher for all the publishing projects that used to require hours of time and much larger amounts of money.
Apple's Macintosh was initially responsible for this revolution in the way people produce printed pages, and MacPublisher was the first on the scene with text and graphics multi- column page-layout capability. MacPublisher II has now emerged as the power leader in desktop publishing — the only package easy enough for beginners, laden with the flexibility and features that professionals demand, and amazingly, still priced within reach of all organizations and individuals.
Discover how MacPublisher's unique approach to a publication's structure makes sophisticated page design simple, convenient, and in many cases, much more flexible than with other page-layout programs. No desktop publishing arsenal is complete without this power product.
If you're a would-be MacPublisher, working through this Quick News on a demo disk, we hope it tells you what you need to know. And, if you're a new owner who's printing this issue as your first desktop publication — welcome to the world of MacPublishing!
