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Book creation software - once off print?
My friend is having a baby and I want to make a baby book for her. I know that there is software out there that you can create a book and then send it off to have it printed for a small fee. Are there any programs that are for Windows OS that are free to download and can ship to NZ? Thanks
I am a graphic designer so I know about books and printing but I need an easy cut/paste kinda method. I have the pro software but it would be a mission to print one offs for myself also I haven't got access to the right type of printers to do it. I just want to send it off and get it back done!
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- Cory BLv 41 decade agoFavourite answer
Most printers will have the ability to read most of the pro file types so if you create the book you can most likely give them the file and they can print it, if you are looking for something very simple you can always just use Shutterfly. With them you can just upload the photos and they will print it and put it together and send it out to you, they may be worth a look at
Source(s): Have used Shutterfly for basic photo albums in the past and also have made indesign/illustrator projects for printers - 5 years ago
Great question and brilliant scripture to support it. Of course they will never stop publishing the literature, not until Armageddon. If they stopped studying their books and just used the Bible, millions would probably leave and the Governing body couldn't have that, could they? For those who said that JW's do study the Bible and only use their books to support it, what utter nonsense. When an interested person begins a so called Bible Study he reads the various chapters of the latest 'study aid', currently a book called 'What does the Bible really teach', or 'teach book' for short. The Bible is only used to support the teachings of the society, and, to that end they 'cherry pick isolated scriptures that appear to 'prove' they are right. So, for instance, if they are looking at Jesus, they choose scriptures that appear to deny his deity but carefully avoid touching on those that prove it. At the end of each study section there are questions, the answers to which are all in the passages just read. The student is expected to use the given answers, if he does so he is congratulated and made to feel quite clever because he has discovered 'a bible truth' all on his own. If he answers differently then he has not quite 'seen the truth' and is gently brainwashed some more until he does. How on earth can that be called a study of the Bible? Some JW's might point out that they also study the Bible, one book at a time, but even this is done under guidance using yet another publication to make sure that they do not uncover anything that reveals the lies.
