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Best free software for simple leaflet design
jediquigley
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Hello
Does anyone have any advice on best software for the above? i did use microsoft publisher but now dont have there software on my computer so looking for an alternative. i want to do a 3 fold leaflet, not sure if that is the correct name.
wonder if i should ask this in computer forum?!?!
Laura
Does anyone have any advice on best software for the above? i did use microsoft publisher but now dont have there software on my computer so looking for an alternative. i want to do a 3 fold leaflet, not sure if that is the correct name.
wonder if i should ask this in computer forum?!?!
Laura
:jMarried 16/07/2010, ds1 born 11/08/12, baby due 08/05/2015
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A simple 3 fold leaflet can be done in MS Word if you have it, using templates from the MS website, eg.
See article (You will need to adjust the measurements to A4 8.27 x 11.69 inches). You can divide the page up using Columns or Tables.
A similar approach will work in Open/LibreOffice.
If you want free DTP software then look at Scribus. but the ability to float text frames etc in Word is now so flexible that to competes with older versions of Publisher.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
Agree with Owen, I hate Publisher with a vengeance and find I can do better in Word in any case!Signature removed for peace of mind0
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I've always been a fan of Serif.
Have a look at PagePlus Starter.
They do send you emails, though, inviting you to upgrade. If you leave it a couple of weeks you will get the previous version for £9.99. From that you can upgrade to the latest version for about £20.
However the free version is good enough for what you need.0
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