Historical
- Prefis BookMachine - Early 80s Publishing software that ran on the Apricot PC/Xi - output in CORA to Linotron 202
- 1st Press Desktop Publishing Software, GST Software
- 1st Word Publisher, GST Software
- AcornDTP - for RISC OS
- Adobe HomePublisher, was Aldus Personal Press
- Aldus Personal Press, was Silicon Beach Software's Personal Press
- AppleWorks for Mac and Windows
- Calamus - for the Atari TT030
- Canon Publisher, Canon
- Compuworks Publisher
- Express Publisher, Power Up Software
- Finesse, Logitech Inc.
- Fuji Publisher
- GEM Desktop Publisher, Digital Research Inc.
- geoPublish - for the Commodore 64
- Page Builder, CSI Publishing
- PFS: First Publisher, Software Publishing Co.
- Pressworks, GST Software
- Home Publisher - for the Apple II
- IMSI TurboPublisher
- Legend, NBI
- Macmillan Publisher
- Media Graphics Publishers Paradise
- Media Graphics Page Express
- Micro Vision Publisher
- The Newsroom, Springboard Software, for the Apple II
- The Office Publisher, Laser Friendly
- PageMagic and Page Magic Gold, NEBS
- Personal Soft Publications
- Pressworks, GSP
- Pro Page - for the Amiga
- Prosoft Fontasy
- Pushbutton Desktop Publisher
- Timeworks Publisher
- Timeworks Publish-It! Easy for the Mac
- TJ-2 - for the PDP-1
- Softkey Publisher
- Springboard Publisher, Springboard Software
- Sybex Page Publisher
- VCI Pro Publisher
- Corel Draw
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