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Which of the following statements about the use of desktop publishing software is true? a. there's no visible difference between pages produced by word processing and desktop publishing software. b. most publishers prefer to use their desktop publishing software as their main word processor. c. today's professional-strength word processing programs can do everything high-end desktop publishing software can. d. most desktop publishers prefer to create the text portion of their documents in a word processing program and import the text into a desktop publishing file.
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