Episode 131
Podcast 131
• 7.02 patch update for InDesign/InCopy CS5: What does it fix?
• Interview with Bob Levine, the “InDesignGuy” and InDesignSecrets.com contributor
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- 7.02 patch update for InDesign/InCopy CS5: What does it fix?
- Interview with Bob Levine, the “InDesignGuy” and InDesignSecrets.com contributor
- Upcoming seminars debuting in September
- PDFSecrets: Working Smarter in Acrobat, with guru Clint Funk
- 2-day InDesignSecretsLive seminar includes a new “Beyond Print” day
- Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Comma, period, slash (they have a secret life as obscure keyboard shortcuts)
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Links mentioned in this podcast:
> James Fritz’s CS5 7.02 Update post and links
> James Fritz’s CS5 7.02 Update post and links
> Bob Levine’s web site, TheInDesignGuy.com; Twitter: @idguy
> Story Editor posts: Hidden Gems, Table Editing (videocast)
> David’s post about the spreads issue in interactive PDFs from CS5
> PDFSecrets seminar details and registration links (use IDSMBR9 for 10% off)
> InDesignSecretsLive seminar details and registration links (use IDSMBR9 for 10% off)
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