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Within the NGO-in-a-Box Open Publishing edition, Desktop Publishing will focus on tutorials and software bundled together to allow organizations to prepare material for both print and web-based publication. Simple tutorials should be included with the software, and software should be aimed at both high-end and low-end computer systems and people with some knowledge of using word processing tools. Tools should cover a range of uses, such as AbiWord for simple processing, as well as more complicated tools like Scribus or OpenOffice.
(Note: tools make sense w.r.t. what you are going to use them for: this page should include also real-world examples and tutorials, for instance 'How do I make a logo?', 'How do I make a banner?'...)
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[edit] Printing tools
pdftk
- Description: Let's you join, split, encrypt, and apply other basic modifications to PDFs.
- Comments: A good tool for people who don't have access to Adobe Acrobat or other advanced PDF tools. When combined with export functions in software like OpenOffice, it can be really powerful.
- Technical Level: The biggest downside is that it is a command-line program, so it may be difficult for some people to use it. The documentation included with the software is pretty dense and difficult to read.
- Plaftorms: all platforms
psutils
- Description: command line tools to create books
- Comments: book printing from PostScript documents
- Technical Level: middle
- Plaftorms: Linux, Mac OS X, Windows with cygwin
