InDesign Magazine was recently running a big special discount for: Two years subscription plus all the back-issues for only $49… that’s $20 less than the already-great deal they were offering before. that deal ended December 31, but I talked the folks at CreativePro.com into extending it until January 15, 2009, for InDesignSecrets.com readers/listeners.
So, if you’re sad that you didn’t get a gift subscription for the holidays… if you really want to be an InDesign master with all the best InDesign information at your fingertips… if you can’t get enough of this awesome program… Subscribe today. Here’s the deal: Go to the InDesign Magazine site (which has been recently redesigned so that it doesn’t suck anymore). Then sign up for the two year subscription. Then, when it gives you an option, use the discount code SECRET.
Free Sample: If you haven’t seen InDesign Magazine before, and you’re not sure if you want to subscribe, please download a free sample issue.
Note on back issues: Three and a half years of back issues seems like it’d be outdated, but the majority of these articles are still relevant, even if you’re using version CS3 or CS4. I get questions all the time about foreign languages, or XML, or scripting, or whatever, and my answer is often: Go read the back issues! Good information there. Definitely check them out.
Just to get really marketing-speaky… Again, that’s 38 issues (26 back issues plus 12 more bi-monthly PDF issues over the next 2 years) for only $49. You cannot afford to miss this opportunity! Monster trucks! Flaming machetes! Transdimensional hyper-awesomeness! Oh, sorry, got carried away there….
This article was last modified on December 19, 2021
This article was first published on January 5, 2009
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