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As a professional graphic designer, I use Adobe InDesign every day and can answer all of your InDesign-related questions. I will give you easy-to-understand and precise answers, along with many tips and tricks to save you time while working on every project. I have spent years helping beginners learn InDesign, as well as helping professionals master the many features of the world's most powerful page-layout software. Thank-you for your submissions. Please include your operating system (e.g., Mac OS X 10.5.x) and InDesign version (e.g., InDesign CS4) with your questions. Thanks!
After starting my design career using QuarkXPress and PageMaker for many years, the release of InDesign instantly caught my eye. Being one of the reasons for Adobe buying Aldus, I knew this would change the publishing world very quickly. I started using InDesign's first release and haven't looked back. I have dedicated my work and much of my spare time using InDesign to its fullest—and it's paid off. My workflow is quicker, my computer runs smoother, and my files print cleaner and without problem.
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| Ramesh | 11/06/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Your answer related to my problem but ..... |
| Leah | 10/25/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks Scott. Yes, we are on Macs ..... |
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Hi Yvette, thanks for the question. I believe you're talking about InDesign's Data Merge feature. When use the feature, you have a couple options. InDesign has the one main document with the "live"
Hi Gearóid, thanks for the question. I'm not sure exactly what you're asking... but yes, Adobe fonts work excellent with Apple's Fontbook in Leopard. If you're asking about a Windows based True Type
Hi Ramesh, thanks for the question. Yes, spot colour printing will cause trouble with transparency. There are a couple ways that might help, but it's a tricky situation. First, if you are using transparency
Hey Leah, thanks for the question. Not sure if you're on a Mac, but the following answers will help if you are. I haven't used InDesign on a PC since InDesign 1.5 so I'm not sure if it behaves the same
Hi Yvonne, thanks for the question. These are called superscript numbers and there's a few ways to use them. First of all, if you're using an professional Open Type font (many are shipped with InDesign)
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