Podcast 253

In this episode:

• News:
  • CreativePro Week poster contest: Win a Platinum Pass!
  • Join over 2,000 colleagues in our Facebook discussion group
  • InDesign Magazine: Feb 2018 issue all about color, March 2018 issue about making InDesign and Photoshop play nicely together
• Top InDesign Feature Requests: Adobe is listening!
• I See Blue Things: What are those weird squiggles and borders?
• Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Reveal Deleted Items

News and special offers from our sponsors:

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Links mentioned in this podcast:

• The InDesign Conference 2018 agenda
• New speakers Bill Jelen, Khara Plicanic, and Laurie Ruhlin
• Win a Platinum Pass ($2495 value): CreativePro Week Poster Contest
• Join us in our ever-so-useful InDesignSecrets Facebook group
• February 2018 issue of InDesign Magazine focusses on hidden color features
• March 2018 issue of InDesign Magazine shows how to help InDesign and Photoshop play nice
• InDesign uservoice wishlist (vote for your fave!)
• InDesignSecret.com’s poll results: Which tool to vote off the island?
• Here’s a great use for the poor old Content Collector tool
• Did you know you can change the color of the Hidden Characters and frame edges?

The newest member of InDesignSecrets.com: Silas Concepción Hankin (in Anne-Marie “Nana”‘s arms):

Thank you to Sandee Cohen for the ID logo work in Photoshop! Genius!