There are a lot of InDesign tips that can save you time, make you more performant and improve the quality of the content you produce. It’s hard to pick out just five, but I think these are probably a good starting point for most people: TIP 1: SET DEFAULT COLOUR SWATCHES AND PARAGRAPH STYLES IN […]
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Recently I blogged about exporting to html5 from InDesign using the in5 plugin. Looking through the various options that this plug-in gave me was an output option to something called the Baker framework. This was not something I had come across before, so I thought I would look it up and see what it was all about. The […]
Having done a lot of HTML5 work in recent years, I was looking for a quick way to export my information from various applications that I use all the time. Today I am going to show you how to export from InDesign to HTML5. Exporting to html is easy, unfortunately the current export command is […]
InDesign has always been an excellent application for generating forms but, until now, adding the form fields themselves had to be done in Acrobat Professional, a process that could be time consuming, especially if you were creating complex forms. InDesign CS6 now includes built-in form field support, making form creation much easier and faster. In […]