InDesign Magazine, the complete resource for Adobe InDesign professionals, has published a new issue bursting with details on InDesign CS2 on the same day that Adobe announced this major upgrade. No other publication is offering this depth of coverage.
InDesign Magazine Issue #5 includes four articles — 26 pages — with insider information on InDesign CS2 and the rest of the Adobe Creative Suite 2. You’ll learn about the many new features that enhance productivity and creativity in InDesign CS2. And although the suite has yet to ship, there are even hands-on how-to’s to help you use the new program. The remainder of the issue’s 74 pages are packed with tips on using InDesign CS and third-party plug-ins. Expert authors include David Blatner, Sandee Cohen, Olav Martin Kvern, Brad Walrod, Diane Burns, and Jay Nelson.
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This article was last modified on January 10, 2022
This article was first published on April 5, 2005
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