Is desktop publishing really for every desktop?
Paul Christian · 1988
Because of the proliferation of new hardware and software products aimed at turning all microcomputer users into publishers, editors of newsletters, user documentation, and training materials need to carefully consider the many options available for producing the highest quality product to meet the stated goals of their publications. While there are several distinct advantages to desktop publishing, such as permitting the quick turnaround of near-typeset quality publications, there are many additional considerations required to evaluate and decide what level of desktop publishing (DTP) best fits your needs and the capabilities of your staff.