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May 30, 2013 40 min

InDesignSecrets Podcast 194

from The CreativePro Podcast

PEPCON 2013 recap; InDesign CC new features; Creative Cloud pros and cons; Obscurity of the week: Autotag In this episode (41:01 minutes): PEPCON 2013 recap! We share some of our favorite moments InDesign CC is coming June 17! What's it all about? What are the new features? Adobe moves all-in to the Creative Cloud: The good, the bad, the undecided; we duke it out! Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Autotag News and special offers from our sponsors: >> Recosoft: Open and convert PDF and Windows XPS documents directly in Adobe InDesign CS4/CS5/CS5.5/CS6 right from InDesign’s File menu with their latest version (3.5) of PDF2ID, the amazing InDesign plug-in. Be sure to check out their other amazing plug-in for InDesign users, ID2Office — export your InDesign files to Word or Powerpoint! Special offer just for InDesignSecrets listeners, until June 30, get 25% discount off PDF2ID or ID2Office with code ID_Secrets Links mentioned in this podcast: PEPCON (our Print + ePublishing Conference), in Chicago in 2014! Austin Kleon's book is Steal Like an Artist In-depth article on new InDesign CC features from CreativePro.com Our post about us purchasing CreativePro.com and InDesign Magazine Creative Cloud is subscription only! Decarbonizing Han Solo info here or buy him as an ice cube tray 64-bit can handle more than 4 GB New look for InDesignSecrets.com! Add your comments there

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