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What’s The Break Keyboard Character?

Terre Dunivant wrote: What is that icon/shortcut next to Type > Insert Break Characters >Column Break? (also Frame Break, Page Break…) Great question, Terre. These symbols on the Macintosh aren’t always obvious. However, InDesign for Windows spells it out clearly: That’s the NumEnter key (Enter on the numeric keypad). So, for example, to type a […]

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Beta Testers Wanted for iClip 4

Inventive is looking for beta testers for the upcoming iClip 4. This new version is a major upgrade and features an all-new, stylish UI and much better performance. Anyone interested in beta testing iClip 4 can sign-up at https://inventive.us/iClip4/ iClip is a popular, award-winning multiple clipboard and scrapbook application with over 15,000 registered users worldwide. […]

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Barcode Producer 3.8 Delivers QuarkXPress 7 Integration for Mac OS X

Intelli Innovations, Inc. is pleased to release Barcode Producer 3.8, delivering QuarkXPress 7.0 (final release) support to the industry-leading barcode generation software suite for Mac OS X. “Barcode Producer is built with today’s designer in mind,” said Travis J. Hicks, Lead Project Engineer. “We’ve kept up on QuarkXPress 7.0 revisions during Quark’s development process to […]

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Filter Forge Plugin for Adobe Photoshop Enters Public Beta Testing

Filter Forge, Inc., a newcomer to the Photoshop plugin market, today released a public beta version of Filter Forge, a high-end plugin for Adobe Photoshop allowing computer artists to build their own filters — seamless textures, visual effects, distortions, patterns, backgrounds and more. The key features of Filter Forge include a visual filter editor and […]

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Framed & Exposed: A First Look at the Nikon Capture NX Beta

While the world may feel unpredictable and ever-changing, there have always been a few things you could count on to remain the same: the Cubs lose, your computer will be obsolete six months after you buy it, and camera makers write lousy software. Well, Cub fans, there’s hope! Because with the announcement of Nikon Capture […]

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