I recently used Adobe’s plug-in for Photoshop called Design to Print, and I was pleased by how nice it is for an Adobe app to be able to “talk” directly to a print provider (in this case, Zazzle, for printing on fabric and objects).
Now Adobe is considering adding a similar feature to InDesign — a way for InDesign to send files directly to a print provider. If you could design a brochure, or business card, or flyer or some other document in InDesign and then send it out to print without having to worry about getting the export right, etc., would you?
Adobe wants to hear from you
If you use InDesign to create print documents, please take a few minutes to fill out this short survey this week (before August 17, 2020).
Some of you may recall that many years ago Adobe tried something similar, partnering with FedEx Kinkos. They later discontinued the program, largely because it set up Adobe as a direct competitor to other print providers. I would expect that Adobe will have learned lessons from that time, and so they won’t partner with just a single printer.
Let’s help Adobe get it right this time! Fill out the survey and help them understand what we want and need in a print workflow.
Thanks!
This article was last modified on February 17, 2021
This article was first published on August 11, 2020
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