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How to automate complex documents, tables, and graphs

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Type: Webinar Recordings
  • Categories: Accessibility, Adobe InDesign, Typefi Demo

Typefi is the most advanced automated publishing software available today. It uses Adobe InDesign to compose and publish documents automatically at speeds up to 1000 pages per hour—and it can automate complex elements like tables, graphs, indexes, tables of contents, references, and more. Check out this webinar recording to learn more and see how Typefi does it.

Accessibility basics & best practices

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Type: Webinar Recordings
  • Categories: Accessibility, Adobe InDesign

In this webinar, accessibility expert Chad Chelius teaches the basics of accessibility and shows how to achieve it with InDesign and PDF files. Chad covers the fundamentals of accessibility, how to achieve accessibility using InDesign, what you need to make PDF files accessible, and much more. This is the perfect primer for anyone new to accessibility, but there’s plenty for accessibility pros too.

5 unknown InDesign tools that will save you time

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Type: Papers & articles
  • Categories: Adobe InDesign, Tutorial

Most of InDesign’s basic tools are easy to find and intuitive to use—but there are scores of powerful features just below the surface that will truly revolutionise the way you work. Check out these five little-known InDesign tools to learn new ways to save time and automate parts of your InDesign workflow.

5 ways to work faster with InDesign styles

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Type: Papers & articles
  • Categories: Adobe InDesign, Tutorial

Adobe InDesign is a powerful and complex publishing application, and one of its most powerful features is the ability to create styles. Learn some advanced InDesign styling techniques you may not know in this article by Solutions Consultant, Damian Gibbs.

4 top tips for using InDesign Paragraph Styles

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Type: Papers & articles
  • Categories: Adobe InDesign, Tutorial

When formatting documents, InDesign users regularly face challenges—many of which can be easily fixed with Paragraph Styles, if you know how to. From fixing formatting issues when importing Microsoft Word documents to combatting common typography issues, Damian Gibbs, Solutions Consultant at Typefi, shares his top tips using InDesign Paragraph Styles.

Paragraph shading in InDesign with Typefi

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Type: Presentations & Panels
  • Categories: Adobe InDesign, Tutorial, Typefi Demo

To create a box with a shaded background, Typefi users will generally create a Typefi Element. However, InDesign now offers some native features that allow users to achieve a similar effect using Paragraph Styles. Solutions Consultant Jamie Brinkman demonstrates both methods, highlighting the pros and cons of each.

How to format Typefi fields in InDesign

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Type: Papers & articles
  • Categories: Adobe InDesign, GREP, Tutorial

It's possible to make text automatically appear in a certain format in InDesign using local overrides or character styles, but that won't work in Typefi fields. Learn how you can get around this limitation in this tutorial by Peter Kahrel.

How to choose the best language for machine learning

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Type: Papers & articles
  • Category: Adobe InDesign

Choosing a programming language for a project is an important decision with significant consequences. The most appropriate language can slash the time and effort required to solve a particular problem. Ben Hauser, Typefi VP Engineering, explains how to choose in this article.

Learn the basics of GREP

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Type: Papers & articles
  • Categories: Adobe InDesign, GREP, Tutorial

If you’re looking for a way to supercharge your InDesign skills, there are few things as good as learning a bit of GREP. Learn the basics from Peter Kahrel in this issue of InDesign Magazine.