Episode 133
Podcast 133
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• Mailbag Answer: Changing the page background color
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- Podcasts and videocasts you’ll love
- Mailbag Answer: Changing the page background color
- Upcoming InDesignSecretsLive! seminars for Fall 2010: Washington DC, Los Angeles CA, Denver CO, Spokane WA, Santa Fe NM, more tba
- Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Prevent Manual Positioning
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