Podcast 151

CreativePro Staff

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PePCon 2011 recap: It was great! Let’s do it again! ;-D
Marijan’s new Acrobat script (lets you create form fields in InDesign)
Our Uservoice web site for InDesign feature requests
Interview with Douglas Waterfall, InDesign senior software engineer
Quizzler winner! (and answer)
Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Load Selected Glyph

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Quizzler winning answer: How many ways can you “hide” InDesign, from the keyboard?

Pat, a Mac user, says …

You mentioned the first way – Quit.
Option-click on the desktop will hide InDesign and you leave the program but not quit it.
Force Quit – Option+Command+esc
Command+H – will hide InDesign. Which surprised me the first time it happened because Command+H used to Hide Frame Edges.
Menu Bar> InDesign> Hide InDesign (does that one count because it’s basically the same as #4)
Use the dock to hide InDesign
Use the dock to quit InDesign (does that one count because it’s basically the same as #6)
Command+Tab highlight InDesign Icon in application switcher and Command+Q
Command+Tab highlight InDesign icon in application swticher and then Command+H