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Manufacturer: Adobe
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: DVD-ROM
Brand: Adobe
EAN: 0883919084046
Feature: The ideal solution for designing professional page layouts using rich creative options
Format: CD
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Label: Adobe
Manufacturer: Adobe
Model: 17510970
Platform: Mac OS X Intel
Publisher: Adobe
Release Date: 2007-04-20
Studio: Adobe
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The ideal solution for designing professional page layouts using rich creative options
Boost efficiency through productivity enhancements and tight integration
Automate workflows and processes, including long-document publishing
Flexible XML import and export controls and robust scripting support
Design compelling page layouts that include transparency, creative effects, and gradient feathers
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Adobe InDesign CS3 Mac Upgrade
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Summary: Do NOT upgrade if you do books
Comment: If you use InDesign for books requiring indexes, do NOT upgrade to this version. InDesign CS3 (for both Windows and Macs) has serious problems with indexing multi-document books that does not exist in CS2. It drops entries and scrambles page numbers seemingly at random, while giving no warning that something has gone wrong. Any index it produces cannot be trusted. Imagine a publisher printing 50,000 copies of a book with a defective index and you get a sense of just how dreadful this problem is. Adobe could be sued for a flaw this serious.
This bug was reported on Adobe forums back in late April, five months ago. I've talked to Adobe programmers and staff about it. They can't do any more than suggest a script that combines multiple documents into one, where the problem apparently doesn't exist. The real fix is awaiting upper management approval of a "point-release," which must mean the CS3.1 version. But this fix doesn't require a point-release. Every few weeks, Adobe's updater patches CS3 for some trivial reason, typically tweaking Adobe Bridge to sell more stock photos. They could do the same with this dreadful index bug.
Adobe CS3 contains quite a few improvements that make the upgrade worthwhile for most users. But if you create indexes from multidocument books, I suggest you wait until this problem is fixed before upgrading. And if you don't hear otherwise, that means InDesign CS3.1
--Michael W. Perry, author of Untangling Tolkien: A Chronology and Commentary for The Lord of the Rings
Customer Rating:
Summary: Indesign CS3
Comment: Indesign CS3 is by far the superior layout software on the market. The reason for my poor rating is Adobe's poor customer service. 3 hours spent on the phone being passed around from department to department trying to resolve a licensing issue. Ridiculous.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Remains the best publishing software
Comment: This is a highly worthwhile upgrade, especially for those of us with Intel Mac Systems. There are plenty of new features, and it runs faster and is better integrated with photoshop and other adobe software. This remains the current publishing software of choice. For those migrating from Microsoft Publisher, you will find that this is the closest that Adobe has ever come to making things as simple to use.
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