InDesign for Macintosh and Windows

by Sandee Cohen

Adobe is set to storm the desktop publishing world, and its secret weapon is InDesign, formerly code-named K2. This ultra-powerful, new-from-the-ground-up page layout application has at its disposal scriptable behaviors, customizable key commands, its own file format, and increased control over PDFs. Users enjoy tight integration with Illustrator and Photoshop, with the same level of editing and manipulation capabilities those programs offer. InDesign for Macintosh and Visual QuickStart Guide is there on the front lines, ready to guide readers through the abundant features of this new program. The Visual QuickStart Guide uses its proven step-by-step approach and visual format to great advantage, with numerous screenshots, practical explanations and loads of tips. Why wade through hundreds of pages of dry text when you could start using InDesign right away with a VQS?

295 pages, Paperback

First published September 24, 1999