Tipapalooza 2, AKA 19 pages of short, easy-to digest tips from some of the best names in the biz.
A step-by-step how-to on automating a pesky table of contents (TOCs).
Review of Gluon ProScale ID 7.0.
Review of LinkOptimzer 2.0 from Zevrix Solutions.
Q&As on mysterious paragraph indent problems, four-letter extensions, table alignment, and Pantone color libraries.
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Design better with grids. See real-life examples and get hands-on tips.
Snippets? Bridge? Bah! Good, old-fashioned Libraries are a great way to manage your InDesign assets.
Some designers look down on gradients, but when used wisely, they can add a lot to your design projects.
See samples from the student winners of the 2006 Adobe Design Achievement Awards.
Watch a major magazine get a redesign -- in InDesign.
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Bridge, a grown-up version of Photoshop's File Browser, is a valuable tool for InDesign users. These 10 -- OK, 11 -- tips will make you a Bridge wizard.
INX goes way beyond backward compatibility with InDesign CS. It can solve major InDesign problems for you in a flash.
Review of StyleFlocker, a free plug-in that helps you manage character, paragraph, and object styles.
Reviews and free sample chapters of three books.
XML Part 2: How to get XML out of InDesign and repurpose it for other media.
XML Part 1: Find out if XML is right for you, then learn the best ways to import it into InDesign.
World Languages Part 2: Import and typeset Asian languages.
Add movies to your InDesign documents. Yep, movies! [Note: To properly view these movies if you run Mac OS X 10.4 or later, update to Acrobat 7.0.5 or later.]
Q&As on setting output resolution, avoiding RGB errors, applying rounded strokes to text, and rotating multiple drop shadows.
Reviews of three commercial cropmark plug-ins and one free script.
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Typesetting rules and best practices
Incorporating languages other than English in your documents
A how-to on Data Merge, the best friend you didn't know you already had
A how-to on centering objects on a page
Interviews with three of InDesign's primary software architects
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Little-known InDesign features that improve your productivity
Easy ways to streamline your workflow so you have more time for the important stuff -- like design
A how-to on creating a realistic spotlight that draws all eyes to your work
A how-to on skewing type on a path
Review of Q2ID, a top-notch converter of QuarkXPress files
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.
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