what program should i use to make my yearbook on the computer?

Question

for the picture pages, my friend advised me to use wordpad, but it didn't work at all.. like should i use adobe, mgi photoshop or what? please help!!

Answer 1

may b only one,google picasa is enough for ur need
(can download free here http://angle-mine.blogspot.com )
To confirm that this is a full functional version and no trial software that has limits.
Collages can b made,and even ur edited work can b published on web too.

Answer 2

Adobe InDesign if Windows and Quark if Mac although I prefer Windows and InDesign. This is the professional program that printers use to publish.

Trust me I have experience in this. You can get a Creative Suite (CS2) bundle for around $1,000 that includes photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator and Acrobat. It is the publisher's bundle.

This is a good deal seeing how the individual programs can cost over $2,000 if purchased alone.

adobe.com

Answer 3

Hey Kickn,

With all the advances in software, thought there might be one especially for yearbooks. So, looking around on the net, you see the first site results. Then while continuing to look for more, the second site popped up, and recommends the first site, Booksoft.com. Then, the rest of this came up, apparently there are a lot of options.

Answer 4

There are a number of free desktop publishing programs available. There is one called Serif Page Plus SE (http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/software/PagePlus/default.asp) is really good that I use for newsletters and flyers. Reasonably basic to use if you can use 'word'.

Answer 5

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