May 17 2006 • 1:18 AM
The InDesign Secrets Podcast!
Want to hear two of the world’s top InDesign gurus trade good-spirited banter, tips, techniques, and answers to your questions about their favorite page-layout program? Tune into the InDesign Secrets podcast! Subscribe to the podcast via the graphic links below or just click the .mp3 link in each episode’s description to listen now, in your browser. Join in the fun as David Blatner and Anne-Marie Concepción (about us) reveal the secrets about getting the most out of this wondrous program.
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I like to know more about InDesign….
I know that we do not live in a perfect world but I found all training DVD and Podcast are hopeless for me because I am deaf unless there subtitle (text) or visual signing in American Sign Language or British Sign Language (I am British by the way). So I learn from books and discussion groups. It would be nice to include subtitle in training DVD.
Thank you for a great podcast covering my favorite new (oh and did I mention deep and sometimes mystifying) program. ;o)
Your podcast is a wonderful piece of work.
Best regards,
Ron Lindeboom
creativecow.net
Great idea, Simon! We can’t easily do subtitles, but your note prompted us to try out a transcription service. We’ll start posting some of those transcripts in the show notes soon.
Simon, and others who’d like to read a transcript of the podcast, check out the one we just posted for episode 21. It’s eerily faithful to our spoken words.
What do you think?
Q Y U are the keys not used as single key board shortcuts.
VCX arent used in the keyboard???
Jeremy and Andrew, check out the podcast 022 comments where the contest is discussed and the winner declared.
Have you ever considered doing video podcasts to demonstrate some of what you talk about visually?
Hey guys great show, could you test something curious for me?
When I rotatae something in InDesign a positice amount ie 15 degrees it goes counter clockwise. That seems wierd should that positive amount go clockwise?
Or is that because Im in Australia and like th water going down a plughole it s just different?
Mike
No, Mike, it doesn’t have anything to do with bathwater. It all has to do with those geometry lessons you skipped in school!
Think of the X,Y coordinate system. Zero degrees is pointing directly to the right (“3 oclock”). 90 degrees is pointing directly up (12 o’clock). And so on.
I love the IndesignSecrets Podcast…
One little comment, Can you make the sound a little bit more louder? When I listen the podcast in my iPod when going to work in subway, I can barely hear it even withteh volume at maximum.
JC