Came across iStudio Publisher and have been very pleased. Ain't going to happen, hence my search for another DTP. However, the deal breaker for me was their move to CC and the rental thing. Currently I use InDesign CS6 and have found it fit for purpose but with a steep learning curve. UrbanmeisterNov 17, 2014+0I've been playing with this program for a couple of weeks now and must admit to being impressed. I left my original review in the 3 Licence Pack location but decided to publish it here as well for general info They also listen to suggestions and requests for future updates and consider those ideas for development as possible.Īll in all, I could not be happier with a software/app or the people behind the scenes!!! The customer support at iStudio is beyond great! They are prompt, thorough, and go the extra mile to offer solutions for any question asked, they respond within hours, (not days!), and are so patient, informative, and friendly. Again, as a novice to desktop publishing, I have had numerous questions, especially at the beginning of my learning. The clients have been very impressed with the end products.Īny review would be lacking without reference to the customer support provided by the developer. In addition, the recently added option of "Export Document as a Booklet" is a fabulous feature for publishing booklets for viewing on iPads and computer screens without numerous added steps.
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However, iStudio Publisher has allowed me to learn as I go and still prepare very professional layouts on various sizes of pages. The preparation of multipage instructional lessons consisting of photographs, graphic representations of equipment in industry, and text can be a challenge. Although it is not a drawing program, I am still able to create small icons and graphics easily with professional looking results.
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The software is very user friendly and intuitive, and it allows me to do everything I need to do with a very small learning curve. Several years ago, I downloaded iStudio Publisher and have been extremely pleased with it ever since. I am a "self-teaching" desktop publisher.