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> Forum post about the new Share widget on the blog

> Enter HAH11 promo code to get $100 off registration to the HOW Design Conference in Chicago, June 22-27. (AM's 3-hour InDesign session is on Friday June 24. Here's the full schedule.)

> Chicago InDesign User Group page

> Please come to the 2011 Print & ePublishing Conference, May 23-25, Washington DC area (Twitter hashtag: #pepcon); we'd love to meet you!

> Adobe's official InDesign CS5.5 New Features page > The frame edge highlighting issue (which CS5.5 will solve for many users)

> Our post about the InDesign CS5.5 announcement

> AM's comprehensive Acrobat X Essentials video title at Lynda.com

> Moving custom settings from CS3 to CS4 blog post

> All about preferences and defaults in InDesign from Adobe online help

> Marijan"scripting whiz" Tompa's blog and scripts

> In-Tools' founder Harbs' excellent blog post about Backsaving in InDesign