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From: chuq@plaid.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Unix Desktop Publishing vs. Mac [was Re: Commodore's handling...]
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Date: Thu, 12-Nov-87 17:08:48 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov 12 17:08:48 1987
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Reply-To: chuq@sun.UUCP (Chuq Von Rospach)
Organization: Fictional Reality, uLtd
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Keywords: troff, psfig

>I, too, believe in using the right tool for the right job, and when it comes
>to individual page layout and graphic design, the Mac is unsurpassed.  But
>when it comes to complicated, multi-page technical documents, where
>relationships between the elements of the document become more important than
>its physical layout (e.g., you want to break the page here if and only if
>a certain table won't fit on the remainder of the page, etc.), face it guys,
>the Mac just can't hack it.  You need troff or TeX.

you haven't seen Ready, Set, Go! 4.0 yet. Take a look at it before you make
wide, generalized statements like this...

chuq
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Chuq "Fixed in 4.0" Von Rospach			chuq@sun.COM	Delphi: CHUQ