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Adobe InCopy InDepth: Leave Editing to the Editors
Tired of being editors' monkey? Anne-Marie Concepcion explains how you never have to do their bidding again.
InDepth: Turn the Tables
Tables don't have to be a chore. Keith Gilbert hands you shortcuts, scripts and plug-ins to take away the tedium.
InDepth: InDesign Server
Find out why Max Dunn calls this new addition to the InDesign family the best thing since Gutenberg.
Step-by-step how-to: Set Type Well
While InDesign sets good type by default, Rufus Deuchler shows you how to make your type look even better.
Step-by-step how-to: Fade an Item's Edge
David Blatner walks you through the process of fading just a portion of an image or text. It's easier than you'd expect?all you need are Feather and nests.
Q&A
In this issue, Sandee Cohen answers readers' questions about endnotes, footnotes, fonts with no character, default fonts, master page items, and more.
InDesigner: McDonald's
Moving a company as huge as McDonald's to a new operating system and page-layout program is not something you just jump into on a whim. John Cruise looks at how the designers met the challenge and what they're creating now.
Reviews: Cross-reference Tools
Creating cross references in large documents is no picnic. Sandee Cohen ditches her manual method and tries two software solutions.
Review: X-ray Reveals All
InDesign has a LOT of palettes. For those of us with smaller screens, it can be hard to see the actual page. Can X-ray, a plug-in that lets you make palettes partially transparent, solve the problem? Jeff Gamet reports.
InBrief: Helpful Products
Jeff Gamet introduces products that convert Quark files, manage fonts, create barcodes three ways, count text, paste smartly, and more.
Bookshelf: Book Design
Michael Brady reviews three tomes that belong on a book designer's shelf.
Plus news, upcoming events, and info on InDesign User Groups!