Adobe InDesign is still the leader in page designing software, and version CS5.5 adds several new features that may warrant an upgrade, but only for certain kinds of users. The design of a page can ...

It’s fair to say that publishing is in the middle of a long transition period, and nowhere is that transition more obvious than in publishing software. Publishers now have to hit multiple formats for ...

With InDesign CS5, Adobe’s page layout program has assumed a new dimension that takes the app beyond the traditional boundaries of print production. This new version lets you create documents that can ...

So, a new version of Adobe Creative Suite comes out and, as per usual, everyone flocks to dissect Photoshop... or if you’re lucky, Illustrator. Of course, as these extremely valuable bits of software ...

Bulleted lists highlight the importance of a focal set of copy points; each point is preceded by an enlarged dot or other accent character. If you're familiar with the process of applying automatic ...

When creating a document in Adobe InDesign CS5, you can insert footnotes that correspond to additional information located at the end of the page. Footnotes appear in chronological order throughout ...

Earlier today, we noted that Adobe had introduced three new iPad apps. Adobe today also announced availability of its Creative Suite 5.5 digital authoring software with HTML5 enhancements: Creative ...

Version 3.0 incorporates over 150 new features and enhancements and has been designed to operate with Adobe InDesign CS3/CS4/CS5. What's more, PDF2ID 3.0 enables the conversion of variable page size ...

As digital images start to pile up on your hard drive, the ability to sift through and process them quickly becomes crucial. Enter Adobe Bridge CS5, the organizational and image browsing application ...

Adobe InDesign CS5.5 : Mixed page sizes Adobe InDesign CS5.5 now lets you use different page sizes within one document. You can now create a spine for a bound book or magazine, an advertising flap or ...

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