Readers can become accomplished desktop publishers with this training and reference guide to PageMaker 6.5. The author, a PageMaker expert, tells novice or intermediate users how to exploit the newest version of PageMaker for Windows to create impressive documents, whether a business card, a newsletter, or a book.
Well written and thorough. I learned a lot of things that I would not have known had I just relied on the Adobe manual and books.
excellent
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
Clear, concise and to the point. The author is direct and plain spoken; the book is thorough and contains lots of tips and tricks.
Great Reading! Helpful, To-The-Point, and Comprehensive.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
I have bought and read dozens of computer books for various programs. Nobody does it like Nigel! I actually read this manual cover to cover and couldn't put it down. His writing is personable and witty, his organization is "intuitively correct" (just as you are thinking a question, he gives you the answer), and his tips and tactics are SO HELPFUL! PageMaker was very intimidating to me because I was used to amateur programs that do most functions automatically. No offense to Aldus, but their manual made things worse. It was confusing and assumed that I knew things I didn't. Nigel was exactly the teacher I needed. I learned PageMaker's functions easily and even learned how to deal with tricky issues as they arise. I highly recommend this book to anyone who owns PageMaker or is thinking of buying it. Even if you already know the program, I bet you'll learn some great time-savers and handy tricks from this manual. P.S. The CDROM at the back has some cool programs that enhance PageMaker. Well worth the $$$!
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