InDesign Magazine Issue 68: Workflow
We’re happy to announce that InDesign Magazine Issue 68 (December, 2014) is now available! This month’s theme is Workflow: how teams of people can work together to produce any kind of publication or document.

Here’s what the issue includes:
- Adam Haus lays out the important questions you need to ask, and the choices you have when working in a team (including an overview of the most popular software and services for teams)
- Chad Chelius explores how Adobe InCopy can improve any team where editors need to work simultaneously with InDesign users
- Kelly Vaughn and Matt Mayerchak show you how to use comments throughout your workflow to improve communication and efficiency
- Sandee Cohen answers questions about synchronizing paragraph styles, where to find InDesign’s help documentation in PDF format, and changing guide types
- We remember the best moments from The InDesign Conference 2014
- Cinnamon Cooper reviews the Specctr Pro plug-in, perfect for documenting the position, size, and styles of objects and text in your files
- In the GREP of the Month, Bart Van de Wiele demonstrates how to use an expression to target a sequential range of letters or numbers.
- And of course, always check out the Best of the Blog, a compendium of the best InDesign tips on the planet.
Remember, you can find every issue of InDesign Magazine here, or by clicking Magazine above.
(And remember, monthly subscribers only get access to the current month’s magazine. Annual subscribers get this month’s issue plus 10 years of back issues!)
Enjoy!
This article was last modified on July 8, 2021
This article was first published on December 2, 2014
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