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Get Up to Speed on Acrobat
“CS Magic” is the name of an online education company that specializes in teaching you to get the most out of Adobe’s Creative Suite. One of its series of webinars focuses on Acrobat. The next installment in the series, Acrobat Collaboration Techniques, will be broadcast for the first time on June 2 at 9:00 to […]
Continue readingManage Your Media Online with SeeFile 5.0
If your workgroup or company is struggling with more files than you can manage, you may need a digital asset manager. SeeFile Software has just released the fifth version of its digital asset manager, also called SeeFile. SeeFile is a Web-based application, which makes it good for distributed teams with members always on the go. […]
Continue readingCreating EPUB in InDesign CS5.5: Beware the WebKit Bug!
While InDesign CS5.5 is decidedly better for creating EPUB files, there is a bug you should know about.
Continue readingWhen Split Columns Won’t Split in InDesign
It can be confusing when choosing split columns does nothing
Continue readingScanning Around With Gene: Behind the Scenes at Your Local Newspaper
I am ashamed to admit I no longer subscribe to a print newspaper. I never thought I’d find myself saying that—I love newspapers and got my career start working on them. But for various reasons I get most of my news these days from the radio or online. But I still love the romance of […]
Continue readingNew InDesign Automation book
A thick new book on InDesign automation is just the ticket for those who want a deep-dive into JavaScript and XML.
Continue readingPodcast 150
ITUNES RSS FEED DOWNLOAD See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. Or view the transcript of this podcast. Our sesquicentennial episode! We talk about 15 of our list of 150 Awesome Links and Resources, including: Bob Bringhurst’s InDesign Docs blog, Adobe Master List of Adobe Blogs, InDesign Magazine Tip of the Week […]
Continue readingColor-Calibrate an iPad?!
An iPad is a great tool for showing off photographs, whether you’re in an office or on the road. It’s light and small, and the backlit screen means that your work practically glows. The only downside is that the colors can be off, since there’s no way to calibrate the iPad’s screen. Until today. Datacolor’s […]
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