May 4 2010 • 4:20 PM

This Week in InDesign Articles, Number 29

Well, I have to admit I’m a bit distracted this week… our first-ever big conference is happening next week and we’re almost sold out! So much to do… so little time.

Well, when you have little time, you have to get efficient! And that’s where indesignsecrets comes in — we’re all about how to get efficient. Here’s this weeks’ roundup of articles, videos, and sites that we think might be useful for you.

CS5 Stuff

Type Stuff

Well, that’s it for today. Share your favorite articles below, or email them to me at david at indesignsecrets dot com. I probably won’t be posting links next week because of the conference.

(Hey, speaking of the conference, if you’re on twitter, you can track it by looking for the hash tag #pepcon or follow us at @indesignsecrets )

5 Responses discussing this post. Add yours below.

  1. May 4th, 2010 • 7:36 pm • Link

    Hi David, Thanks for mentioning the brand new Indesign User Group of Montreal. We are really excited to start this new group and are planing our first meeting in June 9th with you guess Indesign Cs5 as the main topic.

    You can also find information on the group on various social network like:

    Facebook – http://bit.ly/fb_idug-mtl
    Twitter – http://www.twitter.com/idug_mtl
    Groupe LinkedIn – http://bit.ly/in_idug-mtl

  2. Serg
    May 7th, 2010 • 4:16 am • Link

    indesign CS5 can`t save in INX file format? How to exchange with older versions?

  3. Jennie
    May 7th, 2010 • 11:41 am • Link

    David, it is marketing bs…but nothing to be embarrassed about! You did a great job with it!

  4. May 10th, 2010 • 11:41 am • Link

    @Serg. To save back to CS4 use the IDML file format.

  5. May 19th, 2010 • 6:13 am • Link

    David, it is marketing bs…but nothing to be embarrassed about! You did a great job with it!

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