What's the best Adobe program for creating a catalog?
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Hi,\n\nYep, I agree with Willcy0721.\n\nYou can do this in Photoshop or Illustrator.\n\nThis is how you do.\n\nIf your using Photoshop then Save it as .Pdf when you go to list it on the Web. \n\nIf your using Illustrator then save it as a Web Page. \n\nGood Luck.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nSreekar.
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Yeah. Sound Forge and Adobe Premier can do the job perfectly. But I don't think it comes free but it's has a free trial. I'll check the site and update my answer
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nero - its the one I use and is very comprehensive.
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There are several, for Windows users I recommend Trillian, available here for free:\n<http://www.ceruleanstudios.com/>\nAnd for Apple and Linux users, I recommend Gaim, available here for free:\n<http://gaim.sourceforge.net/>
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I would go with the adobe solutions, you can use Adobe Premier to do rhe video stuff, its easy to use still very profecional, you can actually do the slide show thing as well. Now to do the menu thing you'll need another program from adobe Encore DVD it has excelent features and easy to use.\nIm talkin about almost profesional stuff here, but no worries its pretty simple to use. YOu can buy the hole package Adobe Production Studio, standard edition include:\n-Adobe After Effects.\n-Adobe Premier (video editing you can also do the lide show thing)\n-Adobe Photoshop\n-Adobe Audition (Audio editing)\n-Adobe Encore \nAdobe Illustrator.\n\nYou can also use Macromedia Flash 8 for the slide show.
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First either you, a friend, or hire someone to take good pics, preferably digital.  Find software that you are comfortable with that you can design catalog with and then print on quality printer and paper. Or find an inexpensive printing place and find out what software they use so you can design it and transfer to them for print.  Last just hire a printer to do it all.
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one other good application is Solid Converter PDF.\n\nAnd editing PDF files is easy but you need Acrobat Pro or Acrobat 3D - Acrobat Reader is simply that, for viewing not editing
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The one that comes with Windows XP isn't all that bad.  Doesn't have all the capabilities of Adobe Premier or Avid, but it's pretty decent for entry level.
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Microsoft word is your only program!\nIf ya want to be reallly fancy use Macromedia FireWorks MX, ya can get a free trial versioon for a month, then look on google for tutorials!
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You need Adobe Acrobat. Adobe Reader comes standard in most computers, but Acrobat (the program that allows you to create and edit pdf's) is a program you must pay for.
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The BEST program out there is NERO 7. BUT it is NOT free. If you want something free with those capabilities, try searching on download.com
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I haven't used it personally but I've heard people say it's an OK product.\n\nhttp://www.esmarttools.com/ThumbnailBuilder/catalogmaker.htm\n\nThere's also a free version!\n\n<quote>People who run a web site to show and sell their products will benefit from this catalog software. People who send their product catalogs via CDs will benefit from this catalog software as well. This catalog software helps to create product catalogs with photos and publish to their web sites. Product catalogs also can be burned on CDs and sent out. Catalogs with impressive photos will generate much more sales.</quote>
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Hi,\n\nThe best and easy to use program is Matchware Openmind!\nIts so easy you type in what you want and select the layout of your design preview it and walah your website is created!\n\nI tried this in my school today and it was AMAZING!\n\nThe downside is that it costs alot! Unless you are a student like me where you can get discount!\n\nHope it Helps!
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Adobe photoshop is a good program for this application. A link to their website follows. \n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/\n\nThis is their newest product. You can probably find something cheaper on another site like Amazon or Ebay.
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Make everything in MS Word and convert it with Adobe Pro...that is the easiest!
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Absolutely.  In fact, do it AS WELL AS your own online store.  As far as software goes, Adobe's got some great products.  Their vector-based product will probably be what you want (Illustrator).  There are other vector-based packages out there that are less expensive.\n\nWhen you get some ideas, send me something, and I'll buy some t-shirts from you.  I really dig some retro t-shirts with the off-color sleeve trim these days.  Kind of making my statement, I guess.
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Options: \n\n1) Adobe Acrobat is THE program to create .pdf files. However it's a pricey software (not to confuse with the Acrobat Reader, which is free to read .pdf files. To create one, you have to pay for it). Info: \nhttp://www.adobe.com/ap/products/acrobat/index.html\n\n2) you can do that free online, however results can not be guaranted (usually many problems with pictures and other formed parts): \nhttp://www.pdfonline.com/\n\n3) get an extension for Word to do that\n\n4) get an installed separete software to convert it, example: http://www.tucows.com/preview/343084