impress?

[Jerry Snitselaar]

On Fri Sep 27 19, Brian Cluff wrote:
>I'll second a vote for Inkscape, it can certainly do it.  If you want 
>to stay within the LibreOffice environment you should use LibreOffice 
>Draw.  It will work like you want.
>If you want to get into a more professional layout program, check out 
>Scribus.

Scribus is what came to mind for me, though I haven't used it so
I don't know how friendly it is.

>
>For me, I'd reach for Inkscape first, as I'm most familiar with it. If 
>you are more comfortable with office you should go for LibreOffice 
>Draw.  It is powerful and will server you well.
>
>Brian Cluff
>
>On 9/27/19 9:50 AM, Michael wrote:
>>I'm looking for some way to make a pamphlet. What is the best way? 
>>Do I need to download a template? Where do I download it to? I tried 
>>just using Writer but it doesn't act the way I want it too when 
>>pictures are involved (I can't get a space between the picture and 
>>the text  when the alignment is set to justify.
>>
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>>:-)~MIKE~(-:
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