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Issue #27 - December 2008/January 2009Issue #26 - October/November 2008Issue #25 - August/September 2008
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  • Just what the doctor ordered -- the cure for Typochondria
  • Make a splash with drop caps
  • Auto-style as you write
  • Immerse yourself in serene design
  • Style fractions for free
  • Meet and learn from four key InDesign team members
  • Helpful products for the holidays: from CS4 plug-ins to Pantone coffee mugs
  • Questions about CS4 answered here
  • Color Management 101: educate your monitor for better onscreen color
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  • The lowdown on the new InDesign CS4
  • The power of CS3's Find/Change automation
  • Fun new ways to use anchored objects in CS2 and CS3
  • Always-on preflighting
  • From InDesign to Flash in minutes
  • Editorial templates for your writers
  • Books designed in InDesign
  • Flightcheck Designer and InTools' reviews
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  • 9 easy ways to harness the power of color
  • 5 type tips everyone can use
  • 6 transparency tricks
  • 1 killer technique for vertical side heads
  • 6 ways to move assets in and out of InDesign
 

Issue #24 - June/July 2008Issue #23 - April/May 2008Issue #22 - February/March 2008
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  • Improve your designs with smart use of visual hierarchy.
  • Part 2 of our XML series. Follow along with the downloadable sample files!
  • David Blatner’s tutorial (sample file included) shows you how to apply a slew of object styles to your page with one click.
  • Sing along to the flip side of Pariah Burke's series on Master Pages.
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  • David Blatner shares his best quick tips for getting more work done in less time.
  • The what, why, and how of XML. Includes a simple tutorial with sample files.
  • The best ways to align objects.
  • If you think Master Pages and funk music don't go together, think again.
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  • Tips for helping your display type look its best
  • Transparency in InDesign -- make it work for you
  • What is JDF, and should you care?
  • How-to on sorting text and tables
 

Issue #21 - December 2007/January 2008Issue #20 - October/November 2007Issue #19 - August 2007/September 2007
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  • Tips on going beyond CMYK to the land of spot colors, varnishes, metallics, mirror board, translucent paper, and more.
  • Tutorial on building tool tips for PDFs inside InDesign.
  • The best way to swap files between InDesign CS3 and CS2 users.
  • A calendar how-to that comes with its own script and text file.
  • The cure for Manuallinebreakitis, a terrible disease affecting many InDesign users.
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  • If your project involves almost any kind of fold and you don't set up the InDesign file correctly, you'll lose time and money. Includes two free scripts that help you set up your INDD files.
  • Master the many kinds of text wrap *and* get a free skull font.
  • The typesetter of the American edition of the Harry Potter series reveals the secrets behind his InDesign workflow.
  • Take your InDesign settings anywhere. (Also good for restoring settings after an upgrade.)
  • Real tips straight from the new book, Real World InDesign CS3
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  • David Blatner unmasks InDesign's hidden characters.
  • Tips and tricks from Sandee Cohen.
  • Terri Stone gathers insights and lots of stunning examples from the publishing design director of Chronicle Books. (Bonus: How you too can work for Chronicle)
  • Reviews of InPreflight and ChartBot.
  • David Blatner ferrets out Tim Cole, Adobe's elusive InDesign evangelist.
 

Issue #18 - June 2007/July 2007Issue #17 - April 2007/May 2007Issue #16 - February 2007/March 2007
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  • Create well-designed e-forms in InDesign and Acrobat to extend your all-important brand.
  • With a combo of InDesign, Bridge, and our specially modified scripts, you can create customized contact sheets without opening Photoshop.
  • Reviews of eight font managers for Mac and Windows.
  • How-to on best practices in applying color to text and objects.
  • Trick InDesign into generating default layer sets.
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  • Michael Murphy takes you on a tour of InDesign CS3's highlights.
  • David Blatner pokes around ID CS3's corners to uncover the little stuff that affects your everyday workflow.
  • Anne-Marie Concepcion and Pariah S. Burke step you through using the Photoshop-like effects that are now inside InDesign.
  • Sandee Cohen translates GREP, a language unknown to most creative pros, into something you can understand and use to be more efficient.
  • David interviews ID CS3 senior product manager Chad Siegel.
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  • How-to on weaving an image in front and back of vector text, a la "Sports Illustrated."
  • How-to on using InDesign to create interactive buttons in Acrobat PDFs.
  • Q&As on changing views when changing pages, thin spaces that don't break, and the dreaded white box transparency issue.
  • The next time you're asked to create an InDesign document that involves formatting lots of data, consider one of the automation options in this article.
  • It may not be register high on the Flash-o-meter, but proper H&J will keep your text looking good and your readers reading. We've got detailed specs on getting it right.
 

Issue #15 - December 2006/January 2007Issue #14 - October/November 2006Issue #13 - August/September 2006
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  • 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.
 

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