Steve Werner is a trainer, consultant, and co-author (with David Blatner and Christopher Smith) of InDesign for QuarkXPress Users and Moving to InDesign. He has worked in the graphic arts industry for more than 20 years and was the training manager for ten years at Rapid Lasergraphics. He has taught computer graphics classes since 1988.
Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) was released on August 28. It’s now been out for two months. Is it time for InDesign users to install it?
Some of InDesign’s best tools don’t get the respect they deserve. One of my favorites is the Story Editor.
Colin Fleming has posted “slides” from his “Creating an eBook” session at the Adobe MAX 2009 Conference
A new Adobe white paper and a couple of blog posts provide essential information for creating eBooks for the Kindle and the iPhone.
Snow Leopard provides Mac users a new way to drag-place images onto an InDesign page.
You’ve installed Snow Leopard, and your Adobe PDF printer doesn’t seem to be working. Here’s what’s happened.
Here’s another interactive PDF button technique which is easy but not obvious.
You’d think that after three updates to InDesign CS4, all the bugs would be gone, but if you thought that, you’d be wrong.
Some issues in creating buttons for PDF are easy to overlook, so here are some tips and tricks. Sometimes, you’ll need to troubleshoot the buttons your create in Acrobat.
If you’ve been confused by the way buttons were created in earlier versions of InDesign, you’ll find them much easier in InDesign CS4.