It supports Unicode character encoding and has a file format based on XML. IStudio Publisher has been created using modern software techniques and technologies.
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IStudio Publisher can print to a PDF file or direct to a printer. Set a range of character attributes to alter the text styling, and have the choice of applying these settings to whole paragraphs or to individual characters. Hyphenation and justification algorithms are provided. Set a range of paragraph attributes to optimize text layout and produce balanced text flows. High quality typesetting is of great importance in achieving professional results.
Inspectors are also provided for document management and for adjusting paragraph and character settings. Use the Inspectors to change the appearance of a shape by editing its corner style, line stroke, color fill, shadow, image and opacity. Shapes aren't just used for text containment they also provide the non-image based graphical content of a page design, from simple ruled lines and colored panels to shapes of much greater complexity. You can edit shapes from the Shape Library or produce your own new shapes from scratch using the drawing tools in the Toolkit. IStudio Publisher includes a Shape Library containing a selection of commonly used shapes. Any shape can also be given a runaround, which causes text to wrap around it, rather than over or under it. Any shape can hold column text and/or have text flowing around a path defined by its outline. The flexibility comes, in part, from an ability to use any geometric shape as a text container. It provides comprehensive and precise control over the page layout of text, images and shapes, and enables you to combine and blend these elements together with flexibility and flair to produce documents of high quality.
IStudio Publisher is a desktop publishing (DTP) system for producing a wide range of document types including newsletters, brochures, adverts, flyers, invitations, menus, reports, posters, greetings cards, and yearbooks.
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