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DesignGeek #02

July 3, 2003 - 1:00am

Facing Pages Flexibility Face-Off: QuarkXPress and InDesign

First, a little background info for people who never read dialog boxes, let alone manuals, you know who you are:

When you create a new document in a page layout program, you have the option of setting it up as a Single Page or Facing Pages document.

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