Re: CMYK or RGB? Macintosh or Windows? How's a poor guy to upgrade?

["Rick Quatro" <rick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dmitri,

You are right about that; I am sorry I wasn't more specific. However, Hedley
does have some contacts in the US that might make this feasible.

Rick

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Rick Quatro" rick@frameexpert.com
> Rick.
> Sorry, you're mistaken about free InDesign for most cases.
> > One thing that will help even the money issue is the fact that you can
get
> > InDesign free with the purchase of a G4 Mac.
> This Apple promotion is for USA only, AU is not USA yet.
> As a sample, we bought (in Russia) four G4 last 4 months via Apple main
> distributers and have a lot of Apple coupons for "getting free Apple
> commercial software". These coupons have no cost of that paper they were
> printed if you buy G4 outside USA.
>
> About free InDesign:
> See
>
http://a1712.g.akamai.net/7/1712/51/b100c57794971a/www.apple.com/promo/pdf/d
> esignfreely.pdf
> "Apple products must be purchased from an Apple retail facility or a
> participating authorized Apple reseller located in the 50 United States or
> District of Columbia. ... Deliveries cannot be made to P.O. boxes and must
> be made to addresses within the 50 United States or the District of
> Columbia."
>
> InDesign 2 is OS X native and
> > looks very nice on the Mac. Windows XP Profession is a very impressive
OS
> > (in my opinion), but the Mac is still a superior graphics platform,
> > especially with InDesign/Illustrator/Photoshop family.
> Agree, but I also know A LOT of designers and pre-press firms who make
four
> and more color HQ production on Wintel.
>
> Regards,
> Dm




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