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Issue #19 - August 2007/September 2007

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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.
Russell Viers' industry cartoon.
Jeff Gamet's quick takes on helpful products.
Harry Potter hearts InDesign, and other industry news.
Michael Murphy's feature on formatting tables spends more time on the design principles behind successful tables than on software instruction.
Pariah S. Burke's new column, InTime, is all about efficiency.
Anne-Marie Concepcion's article on InCopy CS3 explains how it can fit into your InDesign workflow.

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