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Aldus PageMaker

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Aldus PageMaker

Professional desktop publishing (DTP) application. Released in 1985 for the Apple Macintosh computer, it was the first commercially available DTP system and was largely responsible for the wide uptake and use of Macintosh computers in the publishing industry.

In 1986 a version was released for the new Microsoft Windows system on IBM-compatible personal computers.



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Some 31% of the CPAs used this type of software, and the leading product was Aldus Pagemaker with 29%.
The technology used by high-tech CPAs by Zarowin, Stanley / Journal of Accountancy
Top-of-the-line programs, such as QuarkXPress and Aldus PageMaker are costly, retailing around $900.
Do-it-yourself publishing by Raymond, John / Black Enterprise
These powerful, easy-to-use software products build bridges between traditional databases and desktop publishing packages like Aldus PageMaker.
Database publishing: getting information into shape by Shewchuk, Ron / Communication World
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