Off the paper and onto the Web With the professional publishing tools of Adobe InDesign and the expert Web production tools of Adobe …
Identify content for your Web site. Before you start, identify the text and graphics you want to reuse from your InDesign document. Whe …
Design your Web site in GoLive. Once you have a sense of the scope and nature of your Web site content, create a new site in GoLive and …
Prepare text in your InDesign document. Before you package your InDesign document, there are a few things you can do to ensure that tex …
Decide how you’ll handle complex images. High-resolution images give the best results in commercially printed documents, but ima …
Package your InDesign document for GoLive. With the big decisions behind you, packaging your InDesign document for GoLive is a simple p …
Drag content to Web pages in GoLive. Moving content from the InDesign package preview to your GoLive Web pages is easy: you just click …
Complete your site in GoLive. When you’re done adding elements from your InDesign package to your Web site, you can further refin …
Go from print to web in one easy package Excerpted from “Adobe GoLive CS2 Tips and Tricks” by Adam Pratt and Lynn Grillo Adobe In …
Selectively package from InDesign As mentioned earlier, you are not required to package your entire InDesign document if you don’ …
Export pages as HTML GoLive CS2 now includes the ability to take an InDesign publication into GoLive and then export it directly to HTM …
Harry Potter and the secret of InDesign In the Harry Potter series of young adult novels, the villain, the dark wizard Voldemort, is s …
Great features you may have missed Want to draw crop marks around the selected objects on a page? Or convert an oval to a rectangle? Ru …
What the example scripts do Here’s a brief description of each of the example scripts on the InDesign CD: AddGuides draws guide …
What else can scripts do? Scripts can do just about anything that you can do using InDesign’s user interface, and a few things th …
Now That You Know What… Just as you probably don’t think about the millions of lines of C++ code that make up InDesign every ti …