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LeftInTX

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5. I still use a discontinued program called Serif Page

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Sun Apr 5, 2026, 09:17 PM

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Plus.

It was dc/d in 2009. I bought the old copy for $25.
They have since replaced it and I bought it's replacement for about $30. They are different. The replacement is much more graphic heavy and looks a bit like a fancy version of Canva or magazine layout. It won't accept Page Plus files, but will open Pdf's created by Page Plus.

Serif is based in the UK.

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