A new free script can reveal at a glance where any style has been applied in your documents.
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Not all overset marks are the same, and when it comes to tables, paying attention to how the marks appear can make a difference!
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Until Chrysler introduced the first mini-van in 1983, most American families with more than two kids probably owned a station wagon at one time or another. In some ways the station wagon exemplified the American auto industry in its heyday — big, heavy, and hard to park. But we loved them as kids, and piling […]
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What better time to round up new typefaces than on Friday. Not only is “Fonts on Friday” alliterative, but showcasing new fonts also seems like a good way to end the week. The fonts featured in this week’s installment have a decidedly ’70s vibe. The type and lettering of the ’70s often had a look […]
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InDesign CS6 makes it easier to create a grayscale version of your document…if you can find the feature.
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• InDesign CS6’s PDF Forms Features in depth
• Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: World-Ready Paragraph Composer
Last week I wrote about two upcoming products that can be downloaded from Adobe Labs — Muse and Edge. While Edge is still very much in development, Muse is now available for purchase. Muse is a Website-creation tool with a WYSIWYG interface and the process used is much like Adobe InDesign. It has familiar elements […]
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A few tips on using the new Recently-Used Font list in CS6.
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Here’s a little-known gem: Adobe has created a free iPad app that lets you learn Photoshop through interactive tutorials. The Tutorial Player for Photoshop includes 12 step-by-step tutorials that teach image-editing tasks. Connect the iPad to your computer, launch Photoshop and then run the app. The Tutorial Player will then walk you through different image-editing […]
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