Episode 032
Podcast 032
• Rotating text without rotating its frame, courtesy of Adobe’s Tim Cole
• Photocompositing in InDesign: Mike’s latest videocast is on one of our favorite techniques
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- InDesign Conference news (Stockholm, Seattle, Adobe Developer Conf.)
- Rotating text without rotating its frame, courtesy of Adobe’s Tim Cole
- Photocompositing in InDesign: Mike’s latest videocast is on one of our favorite techniques
- Guest guru Cari Jansen, top InDesign trainer/consultant from Australia, talks about the ID CS2 features that allowed her to complete a huge Australian Vineyard Directory project in 15 percent (not a typo!) of the time it took before CS2
- Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Adjust View Settings
Links mentioned in the podcast:
- InDesign Conference: Master Class (Seattle, WA, Nov. 6-8, 2006)
- Adobe’s Plug-in Developer Summit (Nov. 6-8, 2006; multiple locations)
- Tim Cole’s Rotated Text tutorial (PDF, 930K)
- Cari’s Wine Guide Notes (PDF, 4.5 MB) with behind-the-scenes project screen shots
- Cari’s project tools: FormDesk.com, TextWrangler 2, FileMaker Pro
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