Book description
If you've ever worked in a fast-paced editorial environment, you know just how frustrating it can be to wait as each member of the team–from writer, to editor, to artist–makes changes to his or her piece of the layout puzzle. With InCopy, you don't have to! The Adobe InCopy Book shows editorial teams how to take control of the copy-fitting process as editors, designers, and writers work simultaneously on the same InDesign CS document. The guide begins with the basics, explaining what InCopy is and how it integrates with InDesign before moving on to describe the interface. The second section provides a feature-by-feature breakdown of how the program works, using simple step-by-step instructions and plenty of screen shots to ease the way. The remainder of the book is devoted to real-world workflows: one in which design trumps copy (that is, the design is created first), one in which copy trumps design (copy is created first), and one in which copy and design are of equal importance.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- Introduction
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I. Understanding the Features
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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
- Two. Getting Started: Creating, Opening, Placing, and Importing Documents
- Three. Editing and Formatting Text
- Four. Text Automation
- Five. Tracking Text Edits
- Six. Working with Images, Tables, and Footnotes
- Seven. XML
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One. The InCopy Interface
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II. Understanding the Workflow
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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 InDesign/InCopy
- Nine. Workflow Scenarios
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Eight. Understanding the InCopy Workflow
- A. InCopy Integration Partners
- B. InCopy Plug-In and Scripting Partners
- C. InCopy Training Providers
Product information
- Title: The Adobe InCopy CS2 Book
- Author(s):
- Release date: February 2006
- Publisher(s): Adobe Press
- ISBN: 9780321337054
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