InDesign 2.0

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

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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

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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

5 thoughts on “InDesign 2.0”

  3. 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. 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!!!

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