The Adobe InCopy CS2 Book
The Adobe InCopy CS2 Book
ISBN: 0321337050
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 122
Pages: 122
Authors: Adam Pratt, Mike Richman
- The Adobe InCopy CS2 Book
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- Introduction
- How to Use this Book
- A Dose of Our Own Medicine
- Part I: Understanding the Features
- Chapter One. The InCopy Interface
- Using the Tools Toolbar
- Using the Other Toolbars
- Accessing Palettes in the Window Menu
- Organizing Palettes
- Viewing Documents in the Document Window
- Navigating the Document Window
- Customizing Galley Story Appearance
- Viewing Multiple Stories
- The Structure Pane
- Adjusting Display Performance
- Previewing Documents
- Customizing Preferences
- Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts
- Updating Your Software
- Accessing the Help Files
- Chapter Two. Getting Started: Creating, Opening, Placing, and Importing Documents
- User Designation
- Creating a New Document
- Working with Document Presets
- Working with Existing InCopy CS2 Files
- Working with InCopy CS Files
- Working with Microsoft Word Files
- Working with .rtf Files
- Working with .txt Files
- Chapter Three. Editing and Formatting Text
- Editing Text
- Formatting Text
- Understanding OpenType
- Ensuring Consistency with Character and Paragraph Styles
- Chapter Four. Text Automation
- Assigning a Language
- Managing Dictionaries
- Using Spell Check
- Understanding Dynamic Spelling
- Using Autocorrect
- Text Macros
- Using FindChange
- Using the Thesaurus
- Chapter Five. Tracking Text Edits
- User Designation
- Enabling and Disabling Track Changes
- Using the Change Info Palette
- Hiding and Showing Changes
- Responding to Tracked Changes
- Working with Notes
- Printing Stories
- Exporting to PDF
- Working with Embedded Metadata
- Chapter Six. Working with Images, Tables, and Footnotes
- Working with Images
- Working with Tables
- Using the Table Palette
- Creating and Editing Footnotes
- Chapter Seven. XML
- A Word About Creating XML in InCopy CS2
- What Is XML?
- Creating New Tags
- Manually Applying and Managing Tags
- Automating the Tagging Process
- Viewing Structure
- Working with and Validating DTDs from InDesign
- Exporting XML
- Part II: Understanding the Workflow
- Chapter Eight. Understanding the InCopy Workflow
- Benefits of an InCopy and InDesign Workflow
- Understanding the InCopy LiveEdit Workflow Plug-Ins
- Exporting InCopy Stories from InDesign
- Opening InDesign Files
- Opening InCopy Stories
- Improving Efficiency with Assignments
- Using Check In and Check Out to Avoid Conflicts
- Calculating Copyfit
- Unlinking InCopy Stories and Archiving Publications
- Upgrading From Previous Versions of InDesignInCopy
- Chapter Nine. Workflow Scenarios
- Design-first Workflow
- Content-first Workflow
- Parallel Workflow
- Appendix A. InCopy Integration Partners
- Appendix B. InCopy Plug-In and Scripting Partners
- Commercial Plug-Ins
- Freelance Developer Partners
- Freelance Scripting Partners
- Appendix C. InCopy Training Providers
- Index
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The Adobe InCopy CS2 Book
ISBN: 0321337050
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 122
Pages: 122
Authors: Adam Pratt, Mike Richman
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- Step 4.5 How to use OpenSSH Passphrase Agents
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