If you use Adobe InCopy — or you’re considering using InCopy alongside InDesign — I strongly recommend that you check out Anne-Marie Concpeción’s new title at lynda.com: InCopy CS3 + InDesign CS3 Integration. InCopy is a great editorial tool which has replaced MS Word in many departments, but until now it has been surprisingly difficult to get quality instruction and information about it. This video title is likely the most clear and helpful explanation of how InCopy and InDesign can work together that you can find without having a trainer come to your company for a day or two for customized training. (Of course, if you do need customized training, be sure to contact us for a recommendation.)
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This article was last modified on March 5, 2025
This article was first published on May 17, 2007
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