Supports HTML / PDF, Photoshop Windows LE-J is also bundling Announced on April 22, '96 Price: 148,000 yen Publisher: Adobe Systems Co., Ltd. ...
Supports HTML / PDF, Photoshop Windows LE-J is also bundling
Announced on April 22, ’96
Price: 148,000 yen
Publisher:
Adobe Systems Co., Ltd.
Contact:
SystemSoft
Co., Ltd. Tel.092-752-5264 Software Two Co., Ltd.
Tel.03-3797-9721 Media Vision
Co., Ltd. Tel.03-3222-6841 Co., Ltd. ) Otsuka Shokai Tel. 03-5281-0733
The original DTP software “Adobe PageMaker 6.0J” was announced on April 22nd. The shipment is scheduled for June, and registered users of versions prior to 5.0J can receive the upgrade to 6.0J for 25,000 yen.
Also, if you buy 5.0J with a free upgrade sticker after May 1, it will be upgraded to 6.0J for free.
This time around, the focus is on online publishing, with additional features such as creating HTML files and outputting Adobe Acrobat to PDF files. Initially, only English fonts will be output to PDF, but it is said that it will support Japanese as well, waiting for the Japanese version of Acrobat to appear in the middle of this year.
In addition, “Adobe Photoshop LE-J”, which is a limited function version of Photoshop 3.0J, is included, and it is now possible to perform image processing with PageMaker alone.
After the merger of Aldus, the developer of PageMaker, and Adobe, 6.0J was actually the first major version upgrade, but it supports PDF files, includes Photoshop LE-J, and so on. The effect of the merger can be felt by actively incorporating the technology of.
[Specifications]
Required system configuration:
Hardware: PC-9800 series with i486 and Pentium, or DOS / V PC
OS: Windows 95, Windows 3.1 Japanese version
RAM: 16MB or more
HDD: 30MB or more free space
Display: Windows compatible with 640 x 480 dots or more
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