Podcast 150

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• Our sesquicentennial episode!
  • We talk about 15 of our list of 150 Awesome Links and Resources, including:
    Bob Bringhurst’s InDesign Docs blog, Adobe Master List of Adobe Blogs, InDesign Magazine Tip of the Week archives, Mordy’s Fridays with Mordy webinar archive, Pattern Maker plug-in free version, DesignGeek.com, Quark to InDesign conversion guide (PDF), Adobe TV InDesign channel, InDesign Beyond the Basics, Real World InDesign, InDesignUserGroup Twitter list, InDesignSecrets Guide to Special Characters, 10 Tips for Troubleshooting InDesign Files, Dave Dickson’s Digital Publishing blog
• A new Quizzler! Listen up, magicians: you need to make something disappear.
• Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Background Tasks

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— Links mentioned in this podcast: > Sesquicentennial? > 150 Awesome Links and Resources > Bob Levine’s post about that Pesky Background Export Issue workaround (read comments for script)