Just a few decades ago, publishing anything required a physical printing press. Desktop publishing (DTP) changed the rules of the game. With the right desktop publishing software, you can lay out, ...

There’s a reason that desktop publishing software is called, well, “desktop” publishing software. It’s because these resource-intensive applications often require the kind of processing horsepower and ...

Using a desktop computer to produce high-quality printed output or camera-ready output for commercial printing. For simple layouts, desktop publishing may be accomplished with a word processor; ...

Even at its regular price of $100, this desktop-publishing suite is a steal--especially when you compare it to DTP programs costing five and six times more. Remember desktop publishing software? Back ...

Microsoft is retiring its 35-year-old desktop publishing software in October. Here’s how to save your Publisher files and what to use instead. It’s the end of a very long era: As of October 2026, ...

Jonathan Seybold, Co-Founder of the Seybold Report, wrote the following opinion about Frank’s latest book: “The Desktop Publishing revolution transformed both publishing and computing, and launched us ...

Microsoft is no stranger to ending support for products it feels have reached the end of their life, and the company very recently ended support for the ...

Desktop publishing, sometimes abbreviated as DTP, is a technique for preparing and printing professional quality products using microcomputers, software, and printers. Articles on the subject, ...

On February 15 of this year, Paul Brainerd passed away—he was 78. I discovered this by watching a video from Frank Romano that was hosted on WhatTheyThink.com. For those of you that are not aware of ...