March, 2016 | CreativePro Network

Podcast 231

• Interview with Daniel Dejan of Sappi Paper
• Using One-Hit-Wonders: Single Attribute Live Preflight Profiles
• Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Limit Number of Rows Per Error

PePcon Speaker Dossier: Laura Brady, Ebook Converter Extraordinaire

Fun facts about some of our favorite people, the speakers at our upcoming PePcon. Plus their favorite tips!

A Data Merge Trick to Remove Unwanted Lines

When your data source isn’t 100% consistent, this trick will automatically remove unwanted lines in your merged documents.

Troubleshooting the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App

As Adobe has moved its software to Creative Cloud subscription services, the ways we install and update our software have radically changed. We no longer receive a stack of DVDs. We don’t usually go to an application’s Help menu to download updates. How do we find our way through this new world? Once you have […]

CreativePro Conference Speaker Spotlight: Keith Gilbert, the Typeface Nerd

Welcome to our new series of posts called Speaker Spotlight, designed to highlight each of our upcoming CreativePro Conference speakers. We’ve assembled a dream team roster of Photoshop and Illustrator gurus, and thought you’d like get to know what makes them tick, why they’re passionate about what they do, and what you can expect to learn from them at […]

GREP of the Month: Character Equivalents

David Blatner shows how to target all manner of accented characters with POSIX codes.

Tip of the Week: Numbering Above a List, Part 2

Another way to set list numbers above the rest of the paragraph text, that works no matter how long the list is.

This Month in InDesign Articles, March 2016

News, tutorials, tips, and more from around the Web for InDesign users.

Goodbye to the Creative Cloud Welcome Screen

Raise your hand if you did not “welcome” the Welcome/What’s New screens in Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign and promptly turned them off each time you updated to a new version. Now raise your other hand if you can’t figure out how to make the welcome screen in the newest releases go away. (Hint: Don’t look in […]