December 7 2009 • 9:01 PM

This Week in InDesign Articles, Number 16

Fewer than usual links this week, folks, but what I got is pretty nifty!

First, Keith Gilbert has written a wonderful little script (you can get it here)… he writes that it is “in response to your ‘plea’ in episode 112 for a script to expose the hidden functionality of Balance Ragged Lines.” This is cool. As podcast listeners know, I prefer my headings to be longer on the bottom, but the Balance Ragged Lines feature prefers top-heavy paragraphs. So Keith wrote a couple of scripts — one to view what the current status of the paragraph is and one to change it.

balancedragged1

balancedragged2

Before (top) and After (below)

Thanks, Keith! I feel better now!

Other Links

Here’s a couple other links you should see:

Enjoy!

Last minute addition

Oh man… My friend Glenn Fleishman tweeted this Neutraface typography/music video and I must, must, must embed it here.

Sorry; that song will be stuck in your head for 3 days now.

One Response discussing this post. Add yours below.

  1. Esper Leon
    December 8th, 2009 • 5:09 am • Link

    N-n-n-neutra face, n-n-n-neutra face

    Jeez… Take it out of my head!

    You’ll read my, you’ll read my,
    You can read my Neutra Face

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