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April 20, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 147
Newsbits; InDesign CS5.5; Moving custom settings; Obscurity of the Week: 6-up

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Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-147.mp3 (15.4 MB, 27:27 minutes)
See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.

Newsbits!

New Social Media sharing links on InDesignSecrets.com

Catch AM's Hardcore InDesign workshop at the HOW Design Conference in June

AM is talking EPUB at the Chicago InDesign User Group next week

Print & ePublishing Conference: Larger, and new sessions added

InDesign CS 5.5: Why is it important for Adobe? What's new?

Moving custom InDesign settings between computers

Obscurity of the Week: 6-Up

-- News and special offers from our sponsors: >> MathMagic, the ultimate equation editor from Info Logic, Inc., is a WYSIWYG equation editor/plug-in that lets you create inline, editable EPS equations from within InDesign (if you use the MathMagic Pro edition). It even converts equations set by Word’s Equation Editor, LaTex, MathML and MathType, to MathMagic-style equations. Special offer for InDesignSecrets: get 25% off MathMagic Pro ($199 or more), enter the INDS discount code (details). >> PrePress Center sells eDocker, a wonderful utility program for any InDesign CS4 or CS5 user who exports files to SWF and wants to add page navigation and zoom controls in the browser, among other goodies. Go to http://www.edocker.com/indesignsecrets-offer/ (or enter the coupon code indes2011) for $100 off of the eDocker software. >> Em Software’s flexible and powerful XTags for InDesign lets you do do data-side, tag-driven automated document building. It speaks the InDesign Tagged Text language! Exclusive offer for InDesignSecrets fans: Use the coupon code IDS511 to get 15% off single copies of InData, InCatalog, InCatalog Pro, and Xtags for InDesign. Note this is a time-limited offer, it expires May 31 2011. -- Links mentioned in this podcast: > 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
33 min
April 20, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 147
Newsbits; InDesign CS5.5; Moving custom settings; Obscurity of the Week: 6-up
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Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-147.mp3 (15.4 MB, 27:27 minutes)
See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.
Newsbits!
New Social Media sharing links on InDesignSecrets.com
Catch AM's Hardcore InDesign workshop at the HOW Design Conference in June
AM is talking EPUB at the Chicago InDesign User Group next week
Print & ePublishing Conference: Larger, and new sessions added
InDesign CS 5.5: Why is it important for Adobe? What's new?
Moving custom InDesign settings between computers
Obscurity of the Week: 6-Up
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News and special offers from our sponsors:
>> MathMagic, the ultimate equation editor from Info Logic, Inc., is a WYSIWYG equation editor/plug-in that lets you create inline, editable EPS equations from within InDesign (if you use the MathMagic Pro edition). It even converts equations set by Word’s Equation Editor, LaTex, MathML and MathType, to MathMagic-style equations. Special offer for InDesignSecrets: get 25% off MathMagic Pro ($199 or more), enter the INDS discount code (details).
>> PrePress Center sells eDocker, a wonderful utility program for any InDesign CS4 or CS5 user who exports files to SWF and wants to add page navigation and zoom controls in the browser, among other goodies. Go to http://www.edocker.com/indesignsecrets-offer/ (or enter the coupon code indes2011) for $100 off of the eDocker software.
>> Em Software’s flexible and powerful XTags for InDesign lets you do do data-side, tag-driven automated document building. It speaks the InDesign Tagged Text language! Exclusive offer for InDesignSecrets fans: Use the coupon code IDS511 to get 15% off single copies of InData, InCatalog, InCatalog Pro, and Xtags for InDesign. Note this is a time-limited offer, it expires May 31 2011.
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Links mentioned in this podcast:
> 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
33 min
March 29, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 146
Newsbits; Live Captions; Liza Daly interview; Obscurity of the Week: Create Tagged PDF

Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-146.mp3 (21 MB, 38:08 minutes)

See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.

Newsbits!

Print & ePublishing Conference: New HTML5/CSS3/Flash Tutorial day

James Fritz's InDesignSecrets Live seminar on April 12

InDesign to EPUB, Kindle, and the iPad, new video tutorials from Anne-Marie

Catch AM's Hardcore InDesign workshop at the HOW Design Conference in June

Creative Suite 5 Update coming soon, says Adobe

Live Captions: Tips, How-To's, Workarounds

Mike Rankin's interview with Liza Daly, EPUB expert

Obscurity of the Week: Create Tagged PDF

-- News and special offers from our sponsors: >> Rorohiko's TextExporter is an indispensable InDesign plug-in if ever need to repurpose text content from your InDesign files. Until the end of April, the company is giving away a free license of TextExporter to anyone who donates at least $NZ20 (about $15 US) for either the Japanese or New Zealand earthquake appeals, to any Red Cross society. See this Rorohiko page for instructions and more information. >> PrePress Center sells eDocker, a wonderful utility program for any InDesign CS4 or CS5 user who exports files to SWF and wants to add page navigation and zoom controls in the browser, among other goodies. Go to http://www.edocker.com/indesignsecrets-offer/ (or enter the coupon code indes2011) for $100 off of the eDocker software. >> In-Tools developed the awesome Reflective Objects plug-in ($59 US), which lets designers specify “align to/away from spine” for objects as well as paragraphs without having to make them anchored objects. If you’ve every had the layout of a left-facing page turn into a mess when it became a right-facing page, this plug-in is for you! -- Links mentioned in this podcast: > April 8 is the last day to get $200 off your registration to our 2011 Print & ePublishing Conference, May 23-25, Washington DC area (Twitter hashtag: #pepcon) > New HTML5/CSS3/Flash post-conference tutorial > Fritz's InDesignSecrets Live all-day seminar (use PODCAST146 discount code for $25 off, only 3 available) > AM's blog post about her new Lynda.com InDesign > EPUB titles includes a free sample movie > 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.) > Liza Daly's company is Threepress Consulting, and their blog is here > More info on the IDPF and the upcoming EPUB 3 specification > Liza mentioned Inkling, publication design specialists in digital textbooks > Adobe's InDesign/Accessibility resource page > Download David's whitepaper, Creating Accessible PDFs with InDesign CS4 (PDF, 292K)
45 min
March 29, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 146
Newsbits; Live Captions; Liza Daly interview; Obscurity of the Week: Create Tagged PDF
Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-146.mp3 (21 MB, 38:08 minutes)
See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.
Newsbits!
Print & ePublishing Conference: New HTML5/CSS3/Flash Tutorial day
James Fritz's InDesignSecrets Live seminar on April 12
InDesign to EPUB, Kindle, and the iPad, new video tutorials from Anne-Marie
Catch AM's Hardcore InDesign workshop at the HOW Design Conference in June
Creative Suite 5 Update coming soon, says Adobe
Live Captions: Tips, How-To's, Workarounds
Mike Rankin's interview with Liza Daly, EPUB expert
Obscurity of the Week: Create Tagged PDF
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News and special offers from our sponsors:
>> Rorohiko's TextExporter is an indispensable InDesign plug-in if ever need to repurpose text content from your InDesign files. Until the end of April, the company is giving away a free license of TextExporter to anyone who donates at least $NZ20 (about $15 US) for either the Japanese or New Zealand earthquake appeals, to any Red Cross society. See this Rorohiko page for instructions and more information.
>> PrePress Center sells eDocker, a wonderful utility program for any InDesign CS4 or CS5 user who exports files to SWF and wants to add page navigation and zoom controls in the browser, among other goodies. Go to http://www.edocker.com/indesignsecrets-offer/ (or enter the coupon code indes2011) for $100 off of the eDocker software.
>> In-Tools developed the awesome Reflective Objects plug-in ($59 US), which lets designers specify “align to/away from spine” for objects as well as paragraphs without having to make them anchored objects. If you’ve every had the layout of a left-facing page turn into a mess when it became a right-facing page, this plug-in is for you!
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Links mentioned in this podcast:
> April 8 is the last day to get $200 off your registration to our 2011 Print & ePublishing Conference, May 23-25, Washington DC area (Twitter hashtag: #pepcon)
> New HTML5/CSS3/Flash post-conference tutorial
> Fritz's InDesignSecrets Live all-day seminar (use PODCAST146 discount code for $25 off, only 3 available)
> AM's blog post about her new Lynda.com InDesign > EPUB titles includes a free sample movie
> 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.)
> Liza Daly's company is Threepress Consulting, and their blog is here
> More info on the IDPF and the upcoming EPUB 3 specification
> Liza mentioned Inkling, publication design specialists in digital textbooks
> Adobe's InDesign/Accessibility resource page
> Download David's whitepaper, Creating Accessible PDFs with InDesign CS4 (PDF, 292K)
45 min
March 07, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 145
Database and spreadsheet publishing; Obscurity of the Week: ATC (Adobe Type Composer)

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Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-145.mp3 (16 MB, 29:43 minutes)

See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.

Laying out data from a database or spreadsheet

The built-in Data Merge feature

InData, InCatalog (emSoftware)

EasyCatalog (65bit software)

DataLinker (Teacup software)

AutoPrice, DesignMerge (Meadows software)

XMPie's products

Obscurity of the Week: ATC (Adobe Type Composer)

-- News and special offers from our sponsors: >> MathMagic, the ultimate equation editor from Info Logic, Inc., is a WYSIWYG equation editor/plug-in that lets you create inline, editable EPS equations from within InDesign (if you use the MathMagic Pro edition). It even converts equations set by Word’s Equation Editor, LaTex, MathML and MathType, to MathMagic-style equations. >> Em Software’s powerful InData cross-platform plug-in for InDesign is the gold standard for database publishing. Make your template in InDesign, point it at your data source, and click Start. Sit back and watch as it creates dozens or hundreds of pages entirely hands-off, even including things like graphics and running headers and footers, leaving you with a normal InDesign document. >> Rorohiko's MagnetoGuides is a nifty tool for InDesign CS1–CS5 that lets you "magnetize" guides, which push or pull any ‘snapped’ items along when they are moved. Also check out Soxy, a utility that keeps track of which versions of programs your files were created in, and opens them in the right version. -- Links mentioned in this podcast: > Check out the web sites of the third-party database publishing products we talked about: InData, InCatalog, EasyCatalog, DataLinker, AutoPrice, DesignMerge, XMPie > Steve Werner wrote a series of three great blog posts here on using InDesign's Data Merge feature: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 > Michael Murphy (The InDesigner) also did a great videocast on Data Merge > It was written back in 1995, but Adobe's "Adobe CID Fonts" PDF white paper on CID and ATC fonts is still good
34 min
March 07, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 145
Database and spreadsheet publishing; Obscurity of the Week: ATC (Adobe Type Composer)
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Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-145.mp3 (16 MB, 29:43 minutes)
See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.
Laying out data from a database or spreadsheet
The built-in Data Merge feature
InData, InCatalog (emSoftware)
EasyCatalog (65bit software)
DataLinker (Teacup software)
AutoPrice, DesignMerge (Meadows software)
XMPie's products
Obscurity of the Week: ATC (Adobe Type Composer)
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News and special offers from our sponsors:
>> MathMagic, the ultimate equation editor from Info Logic, Inc., is a WYSIWYG equation editor/plug-in that lets you create inline, editable EPS equations from within InDesign (if you use the MathMagic Pro edition). It even converts equations set by Word’s Equation Editor, LaTex, MathML and MathType, to MathMagic-style equations.
>> Em Software’s powerful InData cross-platform plug-in for InDesign is the gold standard for database publishing. Make your template in InDesign, point it at your data source, and click Start. Sit back and watch as it creates dozens or hundreds of pages entirely hands-off, even including things like graphics and running headers and footers, leaving you with a normal InDesign document.
>> Rorohiko's MagnetoGuides is a nifty tool for InDesign CS1–CS5 that lets you "magnetize" guides, which push or pull any ‘snapped’ items along when they are moved. Also check out Soxy, a utility that keeps track of which versions of programs your files were created in, and opens them in the right version.
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Links mentioned in this podcast:
> Check out the web sites of the third-party database publishing products we talked about: InData, InCatalog, EasyCatalog, DataLinker, AutoPrice, DesignMerge, XMPie
> Steve Werner wrote a series of three great blog posts here on using InDesign's Data Merge feature: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3
> Michael Murphy (The InDesigner) also did a great videocast on Data Merge
> It was written back in 1995, but Adobe's "Adobe CID Fonts" PDF white paper on CID and ATC fonts is still good
34 min
February 27, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 144
The tech support episode! Mailbag answers; InDesign TechNotes; Nigel French interview; Obscurity of the week: Add items on page as separate objects

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Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-144.mp3 (21 MB, 38:24 minutes)
See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.

The Tech Support episode! From the mailbag ...

Select objects under other objects

Frame colors

Panel redraw problems

Making a layer non-printing

Tips for finding the best tech support

Adobe InDesign Tech Notes

Interview with Nigel French, UK-based designer, grids guru, and InDesign typography expert

Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Add items on page as separate objects

-- News and special offers from our sponsors: >> MathMagic, the ultimate equation editor from Info Logic, Inc., is a WYSIWYG equation editor/plug-in that lets you create inline, editable EPS equations from within InDesign (if you use the MathMagic Pro edition). It even converts equations set by Word’s Equation Editor, LaTex, MathML and MathType, to MathMagic-style equations. >> In-Tools is the developer of World Tools Pro, InDesign plug-ins that represent “the most complete solution available for composing multilingual documents including Hebrew, Arabic, Indic languages, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and more.” Additionally, World Tools Pro offers a Composite Font Editor for creating custom composite fonts which automatically uses you choice of the font for each writing script you are using to compose your text. Free demo available for Mac/Windows. >> Rorohiko's StoryParker is a tool for InDesign CS1–CS5 that helps you cope with cluttered pages. Park an object somewhere else (like on the pasteboard) to get it out of the way. Later on, you can easily move the page item back to its exact original position, because parked page items ‘remember’ where they came from – you can ‘unpark’ them, which causes them to fly back to the exact location they had before you parked them. Use the coupon code INDESIGNSECRETS144 to get 20% off StoryParker! -- Links mentioned in this podcast: > Rebuild InDesign Preferences post > InDesignSecrets forum and the Adobe InDesign forums > Adobe's main portal for InDesign Support & Help > Starter search for recent Adobe Tech Notes on InDesign > Tech Note on SING error and Claudia McCue's post about it > Nigel French's web site, his Professional Typography with Adobe InDesign book, and his titles on Lynda.com > Nigel French is not the same Mr. French from Family Affair that Anne-Marie was thinking of > The script for defining a "true" point-based type size
45 min
February 27, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 144
The tech support episode! Mailbag answers; InDesign TechNotes; Nigel French interview; Obscurity of the week: Add items on page as separate objects
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Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-144.mp3 (21 MB, 38:24 minutes)
See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.
The Tech Support episode! From the mailbag ...
Select objects under other objects
Frame colors
Panel redraw problems
Making a layer non-printing
Tips for finding the best tech support
Adobe InDesign Tech Notes
Interview with Nigel French, UK-based designer, grids guru, and InDesign typography expert
Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Add items on page as separate objects
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News and special offers from our sponsors:
>> MathMagic, the ultimate equation editor from Info Logic, Inc., is a WYSIWYG equation editor/plug-in that lets you create inline, editable EPS equations from within InDesign (if you use the MathMagic Pro edition). It even converts equations set by Word’s Equation Editor, LaTex, MathML and MathType, to MathMagic-style equations.
>> In-Tools is the developer of World Tools Pro, InDesign plug-ins that represent “the most complete solution available for composing multilingual documents including Hebrew, Arabic, Indic languages, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and more.” Additionally, World Tools Pro offers a Composite Font Editor for creating custom composite fonts which automatically uses you choice of the font for each writing script you are using to compose your text. Free demo available for Mac/Windows.
>> Rorohiko's StoryParker is a tool for InDesign CS1–CS5 that helps you cope with cluttered pages. Park an object somewhere else (like on the pasteboard) to get it out of the way. Later on, you can easily move the page item back to its exact original position, because parked page items ‘remember’ where they came from – you can ‘unpark’ them, which causes them to fly back to the exact location they had before you parked them. Use the coupon code INDESIGNSECRETS144 to get 20% off StoryParker!
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Links mentioned in this podcast:
> Rebuild InDesign Preferences post
> InDesignSecrets forum and the Adobe InDesign forums
> Adobe's main portal for InDesign Support & Help
> Starter search for recent Adobe Tech Notes on InDesign
> Tech Note on SING error and Claudia McCue's post about it
> Nigel French's web site, his Professional Typography with Adobe InDesign book, and his titles on Lynda.com
> Nigel French is not the same Mr. French from Family Affair that Anne-Marie was thinking of
> The script for defining a "true" point-based type size
45 min
February 17, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 143
EPUB and Kindle utilities, cross-reference formats, obscurity of the week: Save Count

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Details below, or go to http://indesignsecrets.com/indesignsecrets-podcast-143.php for Show Notes, sponsor specials, links mentioned in the podcast, and to leave a comment!

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Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-143.mp3 (16.2 MB, 30:41 minutes)

See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.

Three discoveries about InDesign to eBook conversions

TextWrangler opens ePubs

Sigil's housekeeping is a feature-not-a-but

Kindle Previewer runs KindleGen for your

Cross-references: Roll your own formats!

Remove the quote marks

Add a delimiter (partial paragraph)

Change the wording

Print & ePublishing Conf: New schedule is up!

Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Save Count

-- News and special offers from our sponsors: >> Em Software's powerful InData cross-platform plug-in for InDesign is the gold standard for database publishing. Make your template in InDesign, point it at your data source, and click Start. Sit back and watch as it creates dozens or hundreds of pages entirely hands-off, even including things like graphics and running headers and footers, leaving you with a normal InDesign document. Use the coupon code idsecrets211 in their check-out page for 10% off — offer expires at the end of February! >> PrePress Center sells eDocker, a wonderful utility program for any InDesign CS4 or CS5 user who exports files to SWF and wants to add page navigation and zoom controls in the browser, among other goodies. Go to http://www.edocker.com/indesignsecrets-offer/ (or enter the coupon code indes2011) for 20% off of the eDocker software. >> Recosoft presents the new and exciting ID2Office product, which allows you export InDesign documents to formatted Word or PowerPoint files. Available in the spring. Check it out! -- Links mentioned in this podcast: > Useful InDesign > eBook utilities: TextWrangler, Notepad++, Sigil, Oxygen, KindleGen and Kindle Previewer > Subscribe to the Lynda.com newsletter to learn when Anne-Marie's new InDesign to EPUB title is live and for special offers > DTP Tools' Cross-References PRO and Blatner Tools > See the new schedule of sessions and seminars for the 2011 Print & ePublishing Conference
Errata: TextWrangler lets you open and browse EPUB content files without unzipping them first, but not edit them in place, contrary to what we said in the podcast, sorry! Use Sigil or Oxygen for that.
34 min
February 17, 2011InDesignSecrets Podcast 143
EPUB and Kindle utilities, cross-reference formats, obscurity of the week: Save Count
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Details below, or go to http://indesignsecrets.com/indesignsecrets-podcast-143.php for Show Notes, sponsor specials, links mentioned in the podcast, and to leave a comment!
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Listen in your browser: InDesignSecrets-143.mp3 (16.2 MB, 30:41 minutes)
See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.
Three discoveries about InDesign to eBook conversions
TextWrangler opens ePubs
Sigil's housekeeping is a feature-not-a-but
Kindle Previewer runs KindleGen for your
Cross-references: Roll your own formats!
Remove the quote marks
Add a delimiter (partial paragraph)
Change the wording
Print & ePublishing Conf: New schedule is up!
Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Save Count
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News and special offers from our sponsors:
>> Em Software's powerful InData cross-platform plug-in for InDesign is the gold standard for database publishing. Make your template in InDesign, point it at your data source, and click Start. Sit back and watch as it creates dozens or hundreds of pages entirely hands-off, even including things like graphics and running headers and footers, leaving you with a normal InDesign document. Use the coupon code idsecrets211 in their check-out page for 10% off — offer expires at the end of February!
>> PrePress Center sells eDocker, a wonderful utility program for any InDesign CS4 or CS5 user who exports files to SWF and wants to add page navigation and zoom controls in the browser, among other goodies. Go to http://www.edocker.com/indesignsecrets-offer/ (or enter the coupon code indes2011) for 20% off of the eDocker software.
>> Recosoft presents the new and exciting ID2Office product, which allows you export InDesign documents to formatted Word or PowerPoint files. Available in the spring. Check it out!
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Links mentioned in this podcast:
> Useful InDesign > eBook utilities: TextWrangler, Notepad++, Sigil, Oxygen, KindleGen and Kindle Previewer
> Subscribe to the Lynda.com newsletter to learn when Anne-Marie's new InDesign to EPUB title is live and for special offers
> DTP Tools' Cross-References PRO and Blatner Tools
> See the new schedule of sessions and seminars for the 2011 Print & ePublishing Conference
Errata: TextWrangler lets you open and browse EPUB content files without unzipping them first, but not edit them in place, contrary to what we said in the podcast, sorry! Use Sigil or Oxygen for that.
34 min

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