Hi everyone! I just thought I’d share a great article that’s been posted by our sister blog indesignsecrets.com. Guest author Aman Arora shows how InDesign users can also print or export notes and track changes from a document. Those of you InCopy users probably already know how to do this but InDesign doesn’t have this capability at all. So using this great trick provides a way to make it happen that will make both InDesign and InCopy users much much happier. To learn how it’s done, check out the article here.
This article was last modified on July 9, 2020
This article was first published on July 27, 2017
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