DTP Tools today announced the release of its new Layer Comps plug-in for InDesign CS-CS3. Layer Comps provide a convenient way to store a snapshot of certain key aspects of your documents layers. A simple click in the palette lets you name and save your current view of layer visibility and editing state as a Layer Comp. You can create as many as you like, without substantially expanding your file size.
Layer Comps plug-in is a response to many feature request placed by InDesign users who use this feature in Photoshop and miss it in InDesign. Layer Comps plug-in is sold separately and as a part of Layer Tools bundle, which also contains Layer Groups plug-in. Layer Groups plug-in was also updated today.
Key Features
- Layer Comps allows to save different settings of layer visibility, lock state, order, printability, guide visibility and lock state.
- Comps can be also exported into all formats supported by InDesign. You can export a single comp into .inx as a snapshot or multiple comps into .pdf to show your clients layout alternatives.
- All documents created with the Layer ¡ Comps can still be opened and edited without this plug-in. The layer settings will remain the same.
Pricing and Availability
14 days trial version of Layer Comps 1.0, for InDesign CS – CS3 on both Windows and Macintosh OS X is available for immediate download at: https://www.dtptools.com/layercomps , or at the direct download links:
MAC: https://www.dtptools.com/layercomps/Layer_Comps_1.0.zip 3.5 MB
WIN: https://www.dtptools.com/layercomps/Layer_Comps_1.0.msi 3.0 MB
A single license price is $29 USD and is available for instant purchase. Layer Tools bundle is priced at $49 USD.
About DTP Tools
DTP Tools is a leading provider of InDesign and InCopy solutions. With widely-renowned plug-ins such as History, Cross-References, and Page Control, we help make tens of thousands of worldwide InDesign users more efficient and more fun. Check out our site to find how our other plug-ins can help you save more time and money in the production process! For more information, email in**@******ls.com
This article was last modified on January 9, 2022
This article was first published on October 18, 2007
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