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I thought the Editor-in_Chief of InDesign Secrets was Mike Rankin. So, who is Mike Riordan? (re:InDesignSecrets Podcast 232.)
Hi Anita- Yes, I’m still the EiC of IDS. Mike Riordan is a very talented guy who does production work for us on the templates.
Hi Mike,
I’m glad to hear that because I thought I had lost the plot!!!!!! :)
At one time I ran across templates for various kinds of frames–But I am unable to find them now. What happened to them?
Could you be thinking about the template for pull quotes? That one offers a number of text frame styles…
All the links to our Premium Member templates are here:
https://creativepro.com/resources/indesign-templates-premium
My bad! One of the links in the show notes for podcast 232 said “Mike Riordan” instead of Rankin. Gah! Fixed now.