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InDesign and Doohickeys

By Nick Hodge | November 22, 2005

John Dickinson, the master of After Effects in Australia has a blog:

Kris Coppieters from in Wellington, NZ sent me an email on a new set of InDesign CS2 plugins. My favourite is the .� As an old MacOS guy, and fondly remembering System 7's Publish-and-Subscribe model; the Auto-Synchronize plugin brings an element of that live-ness to your InDesign placed files.

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