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Some good stuff in there. If not just for someone to pick up a bit of indesign – I had a good glance over it.
I must print it out and have a good read of it.
Very nice, but I wish they would name these things better for the people downloading them. “indcs4_qxp” isn’t what I call descriptive.
Hey, this has good, useful content, also for non-Quark folks! And, thankfully, it’s a properly typeset Adobe document, for a change, with an eye-friendly column measure — instead of those 90-character horror documents they usually publish. So this is documentation progress at Adobe — although I sure could have wished it was designed as a 3:4 screen formatted document, for who bothers to print out these things? Adobe is still too print-oriented in their documentation — despite all their web & Flash stuff. I think it took InDesign magazine about THREE years to start publishing a proper screen-designed 3:4 version. (Yes, this issue is a particular pet peeve of mine!)
Yeh I think I am equally annoyed that Adobe docs don’t come in document friendly print sizes. Almost all my print stuff is resized and repurposed for the web versions.
The link to the guide is no longer valid. Is this still available somewhere?