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Quark Publishing System update to be shown at IFRA Expo 2006
PRESS RELEASE New and enhanced features provide value to publishing and marketing workflows; next generation preview demonstrates commitment to open standards and integrated solutions NEUCHÂTEL, Switzerland – October 5, 2006 – Quark Inc. announced today that it will preview the latest update of its Quark Publishing System (QPS) at this year’s IFRA Expo and conference…
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Save InDesign Swatches for Other CS2 Applications
In Creative Suite 2 Adobe introduced the Adobe Swatch Exchange (.ASE) file format. With it, you can create custom swatch colors in InDesign, Illustrator, or Photoshop, and import them into the rest without having to manually recreate them. Among several ramifications, that means for print output pros fewer instances of the common problem of the…
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Solving Complicated Layouts with Space/Align
Everyone knows InDesign’s Space and Align commands move and distribute objects, but did you know they can also make short work of building a layout grid? Did you know InDesign had a Guides Manager like QuarkXPress?
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InDesign Conference Launches Podcast
This week BarryCon, the organizer of the Creative Suite Conferences and the InDesign Conferences, debuted a free video podcast. The opening round is a tutorial from Sandee Cohen, aka VectorBabe, and its guaranteed to make you ooh and ahh.
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Pre-load Your Corporate Colors Into InDesign’s Swatches Palette
Everybody knows that creative productivity and efficiency is a huge interest of mine. As a consultant, it’s my specialty–helping creative and publishing workflows eliminate repetitive tasks and inefficient methodologies so they can spend more time being creative and thinking about creativity than thinking about their software and tools. The following tip is one of my…
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Fixing Ruler Offset
Changing the document size in Illustrator via File > Document Setup does not update the rulers to accommodate the new document size. Consequently, all your positions will be off in the Transform and Control palettes. Fortunately, it’s an easy fix: If your rulers are hidden, show them with CMD+R (CTRL+R), and then double-click the vertex,…
