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Mastering InDesign’s Editorial Workflow Tools

Whether your role as an InDesign user is that of a designer or an editor, taking advantage of these seven tools can make you more productive.


This article appeared in Issue 93 of InDesign Magazine.

If you’re like most InDesign users, you have almost entirely overlooked InDesign’s amazing editorial tools. I say this not because I feel like people intentionally overlook these features, but because when I consult with and train clients, I see their habits and behaviors and immediately notice that they’re not using some of the tools and features that could speed up their everyday workflow.

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Chad Chelius is a trainer, author, consultant, and speaker residing in the Philadelphia area. He’s been using Adobe products for over 25 years and began his career in the design and publishing industry. As an Adobe Certified Instructor and a consultant, he teaches and advises on all Adobe print and web products, specializing in InDesign and InCopy workflows, Illustrator, and PDF accessibility using Adobe Acrobat. He works with clients both large and small, in and outside the United States, helping them to solve problems, work smarter, and more efficiently using Adobe products.
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