InDesignSecrets Podcast 172
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Yikes! We recorded this on May 9 (pre-PePcon), but didn’t get a chance to publish it until today, a week later (post-PePcon). Apologies for time shifted content!
- News
- News in PEPCONland, Adobeland, and Lyndaland
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- InDesign CS6′s PDF Forms Features in depth
- Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: World-Ready Paragraph Composer
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Where has the recent post about the mysteries of the elliptical overset cell symbol gone? It shows up in a google search but when you go to the link it’s not there, and it’s not in the list of recent articles either? When I read it I thought ha! I’ll never use that and then found it useful on my very first document this morning!
Stix, it’s back. That was weird. Thanks for the heads up!