Illustrate the list of key differences to word processors

The following is a list of key differences to word processors:

-  Most word processors force users to work on a document in a linear fashion (which implies Paragraph by paragraph and page by page); with DTP it's possible to place elements on the page and then move them around as you wish to create desired product.

-  Elements repeated throughout a document (for example a company logo) can be placed in master pages instead of setting up every page individually as would be the case with a word processor.

-  Text is generally imported from a word processor or is typed into document directly using a frame. This allows you to create the layout first, link frames together and add the text into frames later (for example in magazines and newsletters where layouts are created before any of the actual text becomes available).