Printing, publishing and design news for Graphic Arts and Print-Media: Three interesting Adobe InDesign links...

Printing, publishing and design news for Graphic Arts and Print-Media: Three interesting Adobe InDesign links...

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Graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister shares happy design

via ted.com

How design motivated this Graphic Designer throughout his life thus far...

"Graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister takes the audience on a whimsical journey through moments of his life that made him happy -- and notes how many of these moments have to do with good design."
via ted.com

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Three interesting Adobe InDesign links...

Great article with three Adobe InDesign links which hold a lot of merit:

Three interesting Adobe InDesign links
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1. Scripting InDesign CS4 Preflight.
2. New Quark to Adobe InDesign CS4 Conversion Guide.
3. Woodwing Smart Styles now available for InDesign CS4.

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As for Number 2, do not forget Markzware's Q2ID for quickly, easily and with a high conversion accuracy, as a way to open QuarkXPress files within Adobe InDesign CS3 or CS4... (They also have FlightCheck for stand-alone preflight and packaging.)...

See: - Q2ID v4 Mac for ID CS3 & CS4

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2012 Portal and the Mayan Calendar on Twitter

Come follow 2012Portal on Twitter today and get insights on the Mayan people, the region and of course the infamous Mayan calendar (13:20 based time) and of course what will December 21, 2012 may bring:

http://twitter.com/2012Portal

To get full articles and the ability to submit your own on Mayan and 2012 topics, please surf to:
http://2012portal.myfeedportal.com/

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Adobe and the Print Service Provider...

 Adobe drops Print Service Provider Program – a Quark opportunity?
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Adobe is seemingly placing less resources into the printing sector and that can also perhaps be seen in their blog posts, which GraphicStart.com monitors here on this collection of Adobe blogs. I have seen a noticeable decline in the number of posts about printing, InDesign or related topics, well, the last several months really. With Adobe CS4 sales figures down for a while now, indeed it may just be an economic thing... feel free to click through and give your thoughts...

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