Desktop publishing used to be the primary reason for owning a PC—it was a business in and of itself. I know I am dating myself, but I remember when someone with a PC, a printer, and a desktop ...

Desktop publishing (DTP) tools are common solutions for a wide variety of graphic design needs, including digital and print designs. You can use these applications to create marketing documents like ...

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Microsoft is discontinuing its Publisher desktop publishing software in 2026. We explore the best replacement options, from ...

Even at its regular price of $100, this desktop-publishing suite is a steal--especially when you compare it to DTP programs costing five and six times more.

Adobe InDesign is an incredibly powerful, and somewhat complex desktop publishing application. The new additions are most welcome and are sure to help speed up the workflow of many professionals ...

What do Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, 3Com Corp., the U.S. Congress, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, the Boeing Co. and the Queen Elizabeth II have in common? They use desktop equipment and so… ...

Over the years, Linux has lacked a good all-around desktop publishing application. Well, those times are over. Written by Chris Clay Clay, Contributor Feb. 11, 2010 at 5:39 a.m. PT.

Note to those avoiding Linux: Yes, you can do desktop publishing. You can do it with Scribus. One of the most frequently recurring comments I hear about why somebody -- especially in a small-business ...

A: Microsoft Publisher (MS Publisher) is a desktop publishing application sold both as a standalone program and as part of certain editions of the MS Office suite (specifically Office Professional ...