You can't use Pagemaker in OSX Leopard.

Just an FYI for PM users who want to upgrade to Leopard (10.5 ).
Leopard does not support Classic even if you are running it on a Power PC machine. Since Classic will not run on the Mactels Apple has decided to remove the classic environment from OS 10.5, if you must run PM or any other Classic applications either stick with 10.4.10 or buy a cheap old Mac that will boot up OS 9.2.2.

I have been checking in at least once a week to help out with any PM questions, but so many are about problems with OS systems past 9.22 that I did not respond to those. Also, I have no expertise with problems on Windows systems, just Mac systems as we are mac exclusive in PageMaker, both at work and home. All Mac allthe time!!!
I have also whipped out my tangerine ibook to demonstrate the ease of designing with Pagemaker to a novice who has been struggling with InDesign. They are, of course, impressed. InDesign is fine for folks doing commercial magazine layout or catalogs, but a quicky flyer or a brochure and you are suddenly in design constraints you never dreamed about. I advise these folks to pick up a copy of Pagemaker (with disks and manual) on ebay or sometimes on amazon. There are still folks out there learning the wonders of Pagemaker and needing it to quickly and easily produce small business solutions.
This forum is a great resource to discover fixes or work-arounds that are never documented in Adobe's knowledge base. It would be awful to lose this resource.
I will continue to check in and help out with Pagemaker questions whenever I can give relevant advice on the software or design in general.

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