We put together our newsletter in house, but we send it to a printer for
final printing.  We use Adobe InDesign.  We create the newsletter on both
Mac and Windows in InDesign, but the final version goes out in Mac to the
printer.  Look into non-profit prices for InDesign.


On 3/22/08 10:29 AM, "Janet Anderson" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I volunteer at a small, start up museum and we want to do a newsletter to our
> members (about 350).   Going to an outside printer will be expensive, so I am
> trying to convince our President to do it in house.
> 
> What is a good, easy software desktop publishing system to use?
> 
> How long does it typically take to put together a 2 page newsletter?
> 
> Any hints/helpful information about producing newsletters would be greatly
> appreciated.
> 
> Janet Anderson
> American Museum of Veterinary Medicine
> Birdsboro, PA
> 
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