DTP Tools has announced the release of a new version of the Page Control plug-in for Adobe InDesign CS–CS4. The Page Control plug-in enables users to have multiple page sizes in one document, vertical spreads and multiple page and content resizing and rotating options. Page Control 2.2 is available for both Mac OS and Windows. Version 2.2 brings support of InDesign CS4 and ability to sort different page sizes into print jobs provided by assigning print profiles to page sizes or size ranges. This feature allows among other things efficient printing from printers with multiple trays.
Even with this release does DTP Tools stick to its policy of free upgrades, users of all previous versions will be able to activate using their original license.
New Features
* Assigning of print profiles based on page size
* CS4 compatibility
Key Features
* Resize one – or every – page in a document individually
* Create landscape and portrait pages in the same document
* Resize master pages
* Automatically resize pages according to the master page
* Customize pasteboard sizes
* Print or export to PDF, retaining page sizes
* No new panels; Page Control’s commands are added to InDesign’s own Pages panel menu
* Rotating pages for more convenient combinations of portrait and landscape pages
* Page content can be resized or rotated with each page, non-resized objects can be anchored to sides or corners
* Vertical spreads in CS,CS2 & CS3 compatible with CS4 format
* Page size info in slug area & page size report table
* Documents with custom page sizes and spread orientations can still be opened in any InDesign regardless of the plug-ins installed. Free reader plug-in is available to ensure safe editing and compatibility with INX format.
Pricing & Availability
Page Control, for InDesign CS, CS2, CS3 & CS4 on both Windows and Macintosh OS X is available for immediate download at www.dtptools.com.
Single license price is $85/ €59. Upgrade from any previous version is free. InDesign server version is available upon request.
This article was last modified on December 17, 2022
This article was first published on December 17, 2008
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