Long Docs Posts

A new free script can reveal at a glance where any style has been applied in your documents.

How do you style a particular kind of index entry, like making plant species italic when the other entries are non-italic

Here are three ways you quickly locate and fix local text formatting in even the most complex InDesign layouts, using features already built-in to the program.

An innocent little setting can really goof up your automatically-generated Tables of Contents. Here is one graphic designer’s story!

Through the use of zero leading, you can make text in separate paragraphs appear on the same line. You can use this idea to solve some tricky formatting problems in a TOC.

How you can make a table of contents with thumbnail images (and avoid a horrible crashing bug)

Do all of your pages look the same in the pages panel? Try organizing them with color.

Keith shows how to use the Notes feature to quickly hide text instead of deleting it.

Frustrated trying to thread all your text frames together for ePub output? Look no further…here’s a great solution!

There’s more under the hood in DOCX than meets the eye.