Desktop publishing software used for designing and publishing printed material like newsletters, manuals, and newspapers, released by Corel in 1990.
Corel Ventura is a desktop publishing application that was first released by Ventura Software in the late 1980s, and then acquired by Corel in 1990. It is primarily designed for page layout and the creation of high-quality printed documents such as newsletters, brochures, manuals, and newspapers.
Some key features of Corel Ventura include:
Corel Ventura enjoyed popularity in the '90s among publishers of technical manuals and documentation. However, with the rise of more modern DTP software like Adobe InDesign and QuarkXPress, and also low-cost alternatives like Microsoft Publisher, its usage has declined over the past decade.
Here are some alternatives to Corel Ventura:
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