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Fri Feb  5 17:42:56 1982
Page layout and document presentation...
>From STUDLE@WHARTON-10 Fri Feb  5 16:53:25 1982
I am currently working on my masters thesis here at Wharton.  I am
interested in page lay-out and document presentation, and would appreciate
any pointers to relevant information or to similar systems which you might
be able to provide me.

My thesis is "Design and Implimentation of a Low Cost Flyer Design Package."
Basically, the user inputs raw text and an advertising flyer is created.
S/he may give a banner line, blocks of information (dates, prices, lists,
etc...) or describe a graph.  The program should then layout the information
following accepted graphic design procedures.  The computer handles
selection of font types, size of text, layout, borders, and graphic symbols
(bullets, arrows, etc...).  The finished product should be photo-ready for
reproduction.  I hope to use an Apple II with and Epson printer.

                                                       -- Ron Studley --

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