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From: preston@lll-crg.llnl.gov (David R Preston)
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Subject: Re: Text going round in circles?
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Date: 30 Mar 91 07:30:57 GMT
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In article <71581@microsoft.UUCP> philba@microsoft.UUCP (Phil BARRETT) writes:
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>several packages come to mind.  CorelDraw from corel, Arts and
>Letters from CSC and Designer from Micrographx.  All have reasonably
>sophisticated capabilities in this area. Personally, I prefer
>CorelDraw.  All three packages run under MS Windows.  However, they
>are not cheap -- $300-$400 street price.


Does anyone have any information about Adobe Type Align for Windows?  All
I know is that it is going to be released and the price will be comparable
to that of ATM ($100 retail, $60 "street price").  I've never used Type
Align for the Mac, but it sounds like the perfect thing for those of us
who only want that functionality, and not a full-fledged illustrator.

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