Podcast 141

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• New Year's list of 11 (as in 2011) recommended New Document steps, including:
  • Checking Presets and Defaults
  • Head starts with styles
  • Master pages, layers, and workspaces
• A new Quizzler!
• Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Easing Path
  

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? To enter this episode's Quizzler: Send an email to in**@*************ts.com with the word QUIZZLER in the subject line and your best answer in the body of the message. You have until Friday, Jan. 28 , at midnight CST to send in your answer, one per user! We will choose the most correct answer, or in the case of a tie, we will randomly choose from the correct answer(s). Winner will be announced in a subsequent podcast-good luck! -- Links mentioned in this podcast: > David's post about application-wide Preference settings > Post about Print vs. Web intent in InDesign CS5 > All about Color Settings in InDesign (David's masterpiece article of 2010!) > Seattle's InDesign User Group > You've registered for our 2011 Print & ePublishing Conference, haven't you?