Episode 136
Podcast 136
• Anne-Marie learns a couple Acrobat X tips
• David learns of a fix that helps InDesign CS5’s Convert to Hyperlink feature
Listen on Apple PodcastsListen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-136.mp3 (15.9 MB, 29:13 minutes)
See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode.
Or view the transcript of this podcast.
- Anne-Marie learns a couple Acrobat X tips
- David learns of a fix that helps InDesign CS5’s Convert to Hyperlink feature
- We all learn the details of Adobe’s Digital Publishing Suite
- Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Preflight Report Template
News and special offers from our sponsors:
>> Recosoft is the developer of PDF2ID, the miraculous solution for converting PDF file to editable InDesign files. Install the software and you’ll be able to open (not just Place) PDFs in InDesign. Styles, tables, layers, threaded text, it all gets reconstituted. It’s amazing! The latest version, PDF2ID 3.0, is compatible with InDesign CS3, CS4, and CS5 on Macintosh and Windows platforms.
>> MathMagic, the ultimate equation editor from Info Logic, Inc., is a WYSIWYG equation editor/plug-in that lets you create inline, editable EPS equations from within InDesign (if you use the MathMagic Pro edition). It even converts equations set by Word’s Equation Editor, LaTex, MathML and MathType, to MathMagic-style equations. For InDesignSecrets listeners, they’re offering a time-limited discount of 25% off any MathMagic Pro product that’s $199US or more, until Nov. 30, 2010. Here are the details of the offer, or just remember to use the coupon code INDS at the MathMagic order page to get your discount.
> Adobe’s Digital Publishing Suite — download it from Adobe Labs
Commenting is easier and faster when you’re logged in!
Recommended for you
Ep. 330: Evergreen Tips
Evergreen InDesign tips • Fast Formatting with Nested Styles • InDesign News • Obscure Feature: Delete All Guides on Spread
Affinity: Why You Should Pay Attention
Theresa Jackson sits down with Steve Caplin to dig into Affinity by Canva: what it is, how it works, and why the conversation around it goes well beyond the software itself.
Print is Better Than You Remember
Sabine Lenz and Chris Carls share their passion for print and explain why it’s not only alive and well, but thriving!