Advanced DTP - Revision history

Polluks at 15:26, 24 March 2016

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ChaRleyTroniC at 20:22, 1 October 2006

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ChaRleyTroniC at 20:21, 1 October 2006

2006-10-01T20:21:30Z

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Advanced DTP was a homebrew desktop publishing system released on the CPC in the early 1990s. It was written by Geoff Smith, and retailed for £5.

Advanced DTP was very similar in intent and execution to [[Alan Scully]]'s [[Pagemaker Deluxe]], even down to the use of the same [[Amstrad Computer User]] type-in to achieve a vertical screen. However, the only comparative review published (in [[Artificial Intelligence]]) judged PMD to be the better program.

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	Advanced DTP was very similar in intent and execution to [[Dino\|Alan Scully]]'s [[Pagemaker Deluxe]], even down to the use of the same [[Amstrad Computer User]] type-in to achieve a vertical screen. However, the only comparative review published (in [[Artificial Intelligence]]) judged PMD to be the better program.		Advanced DTP was very similar in intent and execution to [[Dino\|Alan Scully]]'s [[Pagemaker Deluxe]], even down to the use of the same [[Amstrad Computer User]] type-in to achieve a vertical screen. However, the only comparative review published (in [[Artificial Intelligence]]) judged PMD to be the better program.

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 Advanced DTP was a homebrew desktop publishing system released on the CPC in the early 1990s. It was written by Geoff Smith, and retailed for £5.
-Advanced DTP was very similar in intent and execution to [[Alan Scully]]'s [[Pagemaker Deluxe]], even down to the use of the same [[Amstrad Computer User]] type-in to achieve a vertical screen. However, the only comparative review published (in [[Artificial Intelligence]]) judged PMD to be the better program.
+Advanced DTP was very similar in intent and execution to [[Dino|Alan Scully]]'s [[Pagemaker Deluxe]], even down to the use of the same [[Amstrad Computer User]] type-in to achieve a vertical screen. However, the only comparative review published (in [[Artificial Intelligence]]) judged PMD to be the better program.
 [[Category:Applications]]