Multilingual Publishing with InDesign
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Expanding Your Linguistic Horizons
Most of us probably don’t break a sweat when typesetting in English, French, or Spanish, but what happens if a customer asks us to incorporate some other foreign languages into our layout? Do we head for the hills, or do we add some tools to our toolbox and expand our capabilities? It sounds like a no-brainer to me that you would want to expand your tools, as we are living in a fast-paced publishing world where the competition is fierce and the budgets are tight.
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