Podcast 129

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• Take our quickie InDesignSecrets user survey, win a prize!
• Sorting Tables, a story with three morals
• PDFs from Print Booklet: Solutions for Mac users
• Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Include Menu Commands

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>> Rorohiko‘s TextExporter 3.0 plug-in makes exporting text out of InDesign CS2-CS5 so simple! You can export all the stories in an ID file into one single RTF, plain text, or ID tagged text file, and you control how it orders the text as it extracts and concatenates it.  Special for InDesignSecrets listeners: Use the coupon code INDESIGNSECRETS129 in the Rorohiko.com store to get 20% off the TextExporter plug-in.

 

— Links mentioned in this podcast: > InDesignSecrets User Survey deadline is July 15 2010. Only 5 questions, and there’s a $150 Lynda.com video raffle prize! > Peter Kahrel’s Sort Table script and David’s post about it > Steve Werner’s posts about Print Booklet (168 comments since April 2007) and Snow Leopard & the Adobe PDF Printer (127 comments since August 2009) > Download the Acrobat 9.0 PPD (you might want to right-click and Save Link As)