Go in deep for a long overdue examination of InCopy, the features new to version CS2, how InCopy cut one major publisher’s 60-day book production schedule down to 9 days, and how it will save you time, man-power, and money over Microsoft Word in a collaborative creative and editorial workflow.

New server version of InDesign enables automation of high-end editorial workflows, collateral creation, data-driven publishing, and template-based web publishing. This morning Adobe Systems Incorporated will introduce InDesign Server CS2 at the IfraExpo, which begins today in Germany. Adobe InDesign Server CS2, which is built on the same code base as the Adobe InDesign CS2 desktop…

Today REVdrink.com officially launched. It’s a unique site that compiles all the tutorials and how-to articles and books I write into a central list. Currently REVdrink.com catalogs tutorials I’ve written for Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign in my books and in InDesign Magazine. It will grow to include links to online and printed tutorials in…

U.S. Department of Justice gives the all clear to Adobe-Macromedia merger. DOJ stamp of approval leaves few obstacles to merger. In a joint press released issued late this afternoon, Adobe Systems Incorprated (Nasdaq: ADBE) and Macromedia, Incorporated (Nasdaq: MACR) announced that they have received clearance from the U.S. Department of Justice in Adobe’s proposed–and now…

A special six-part series introduces InCopy CS2, reviews the features and limitations to the InDesign/InCopy workflow, and explains why design and editorial both need to use InCopy CS2–beginning yesterday. The InDesign/InCopy workflow is an extremely simple, powerful, and, in collaborative creative-editorial environments like periodicals and books, important leap forward with massive bottom-line ramifications. Every InDesign…