Using a desktop computer to produce high-quality printed output or camera-ready output for commercial printing. For simple layouts, desktop publishing may be accomplished with a word processor; ...

Many are preparing to say "goodbye" to Microsoft Publisher, which is set to be retired in October, 2026. I'll outline some alternatives to consider using ahead of the retirement date so that you're ...

Paul Brainerd, businessman and philanthropist who coined desktop publishing, which revolutionized print publication, has died ...

Infinity Business Insights is a market research company that offers market and business research intelligence all around the world. We are specialized in offering services in various industry ...

Serif PagePlus has long been a respected desktop publishing program for designing attractive print and Web-based material. The latest version, PagePlus X4 ($100 as of 8/3/09), represents a significant ...

A coworker who recently bought a computer is looking for software for creating things such as invitations, small posters, greeting cards, etc. I haven't used anything like that in years, and the first ...

But don’t throw out your Rapidograph pen just yet Desktop publishing is a great computer application, but it requires a substantial investment in time and equipment. The expense and effort may be ...

Publisher provides exactly what you'd want in a desktop publishing app, including double-page spreads, image frames with scaling options, text wrapping with fine padding control, master pages, facing ...

Now All Employees Can Produce Professional-Looking Print Jobs In-House Canon U.S.A., Inc., a subsidiary of Canon Inc. (NYSE: CAJ) today announces a new addition to its imageWARE suite of software ...

Swift Publisher 5.5 is an easy to use, all-in-one desktop publishing solution for Mac users on a budget, now with the ability to quickly create and print disc labels, inserts, labels, envelopes, ...

Adobe co-founder Charles Geschke has died at 81, leaving behind a major legacy in creative software through PDFs and PostScript. In the days before OS X, Macs were a favorite for desktop publishing.