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InDesign 2.0

By Nick Hodge | November 30, 1999

InDes­ign 2.0 Prepress Tips & Techniques

InDes­ign 2.0: Export or Dis­till PDFs?
Nick Hodge
Should you Export PDFs or Dis­till PDFs from InDes­ign 2.0?

InDes­ign 2.0: Gen­er­at­ing Com­pos­ite, Trapped PDFs
Nick Hodge
Using InDes­ign to gen­er­ate Com­pos­ite Trapped PDFs

InDes­ign 2.0: How to Export and Place Pages back into InDes­ign 2.0
Nick Hodge
Why should you export pages from InDes­ign as PDF rather than EPS

InDes­ign 2.0: Pho­toshop to InDes­ign work­flow
Nick Hodge
The best way of tak­ing Pho­toshop files into InDes­ign 2.0

InDes­ign 2.0: Pho­toshop with Spots, InDes­ign and Com­pos­ite PDF
Nick Hodge
How to take Pho­toshop with Spots, Trans­par­ency and Vec­tor into InDes­ign 2.0 for com­pos­ite PDF

InDes­ign 2.0: Pho­toshop, Duo­tones into InDes­ign
Nick Hodge

InDes­ign 2.0: Print­ing Out­put Choices and Flattener Tricks (includ­ing force Grey­scale export!)
Nick Hodge
How to use the Flattener to get greater col­our con­trol at out­put time

InDes­ign 2.0: Spot Col­ors, Trans­par­ency
Nick Hodge
InDes­ign 2.0 has great sup­port for Spot Col­ors; this is how they work with transparency

InDes­ign 2.0: Text and the Trans­par­ency Flattener
Nick Hodge
Explain­ing how Text and Trans­par­ency Flattener inter­act in InDes­ign 2.0

InDes­ign 2.0: Trap­ping Jour­ney with Prinergy
Nick Hodge
Spe­cific set­tings in Prinergy that effect InDes­ign output

InDes­ign CS Print­ing Guide

partners.adobe.com: CS Print­ing Guides

Print­ing Acrobat 5.0/PDF1.4 Gen­er­ated by Adobe InDes­ign 2.0
Nick Hodge
How to suc­cess­fully gen­er­ate qual­ity print res­ults from a PDF 1.4 from InDes­ign 2.0

InDes­ign 2.0 Scripts

InDes­ign 2.0: Adding Tab to Table Cells
Nick Hodge
A mini-VB applic­a­tion that adds a Tab char­ac­ter to Cell text

InDes­ign 2.0: Past­ing As Text Only on Win­dows
Nick Hodge
A mini-VB applic­a­tion that per­mits the past­ing as Text Only on Windows

InDes­ign 2.0: Auto­mat­ing Adding Words to the Dic­tion­ary
Nick Hodge
Script­ing in InDes­ign 2.0 to add words to a Lan­guage Dictionary

InDes­ign 2.0: Word Count using Visual Basic
Nick Hodge
Script­ing in InDes­ign 2.0 to add word count

Adobe InDes­ign 2.x — Scal­ing and res­iz­ing images in InDes­ign
Cari Jansen
Pos­sibly the more dif­fi­cult fea­ture to get used to when con­vert­ing from another page lay­out pro­gram to InDes­ign, is the way in which images are handled.

Adobe InDes­ign 2.x — Text Wrap and Alpha Chan­nels
Cari Jansen
Text wrap and alpha chan­nels in InDes­ign 2.0

Find an InDes­ign Ser­vice Pro­vider (Aust & NZ)

Find an InDes­ign Ser­vice Pro­vider (Worldwide)

InDes­ign 2.0.2 Update (Mac)
Adobe Sys­tems Sup­port down­load. 14.2Mb
Adobe Sys­tems Sup­port down­load. 14.2Mb

InDes­ign 2.0.2 Update (Win)
Adobe Sys­tems Sup­port down­load. 13Mb
Adobe Sys­tems Sup­port down­load. 13Mb

InDes­ign 2.0: Determ­in­ing Doc­u­ment Her­it­age
Nick Hodge
A hid­den fea­ture will show you an InDes­ign document\‘s heritage

InDes­ign 2.0: Hid­den Baseline Grids
Nick Hodge
Inside Using InDes­ign 2.0’s baseline grid

InDes­ign 2.0: Paint­ing Pic­tures with Picket Fences
Nick Hodge
Using Com­pound Paths to Cre­ate Inter­est­ing Pic­tures in InDes­ign 2.0

InDes­ign 2.x — Swatches — adding col­ours from other doc­u­ments & chan­ging the default col­our setup
Cari Jansen
You can add spot col­ours, pro­cess col­ours, tint and gradi­ent swatches used in one InDes­ign doc­u­ment to another. It is not pos­sible to do this using a simple one-click method. There is how­ever, a semi auto­matic method that allows adding of col­our swatches

InDes­ign Plu­gin Listing

Nick Hodge: Videos of the InDes­ign 2.0 Road­show, Feb 2002

from the Future of Pub­lish­ing Roadshow

Topics: mungenet | 5 Comments »

5 Responses to “InDesign 2.0”

  1. Angel Says:
    March 16th, 2008 at 10:40 pm

    Where can I down­load a copy of trial ver­sion of InDes­ign ver. 2.0

  2. Nick Hodge Says:
    March 17th, 2008 at 8:43 am

    Adobe InDes­ign CS2 and other Adobe trial down­loads are at:

    http://www.adobe.com/downloads/?ogn=EN_US-gntray_dl_trialdownloads

  3. Field Force Guru Says:
    July 28th, 2008 at 7:35 pm

    It’s not recom­men­ded for starters. Adobe-standard inter­face sports a small tool­bar and a mish­mash of tabbed palettes in small type that only a user with excel­lent eye­sight could love. You can nest palettes together, dock them on the side of the dis­play, and add key­board short­cuts for some func­tions, but that’s about it. If you’re famil­iar with other Adobe products, such as Illus­trator and Pho­toshop, you should find the inter­face com­fort­able and familiar.

  4. Lindsay Says:
    October 14th, 2008 at 1:36 am

    I am try­ing to print a double sided book­let and when i do print it, it is not centered on the sheet of paper there­fore everything does not line up at all when I fold it. What am I doing wrong? I have tried to print this doc­u­ment on more than one printer and that same thing hap­pens every time. Grrr!!!

  5. Nick Hodge Says:
    October 16th, 2008 at 7:05 pm

    Lind­say … as I am not using InDes­ign, nor have it installed — prob­ably best to go to the Adobe Forums

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