This book investigates the practical application of desktop publishing software to produce professional-grade graphic design on personal computers. Donald Jenner provides a structured instructional framework designed to bridge the gap between technical software operation and fundamental design principles. By utilizing specific software tools, the text aims to equip intermediate users with the skills necessary to execute complex visual projects independently.

Experts classify this as a practical, project-based manual suitable for intermediate users looking to master specific legacy design software. Readers frequently note that the inclusion of bundled software provides a high-value entry point for those developing their digital design skill sets.