Sometimes it seems like the smallest new feature ends up being one of our favorites. Having the option to remove forced line breaks when creating a table of contents is a great example. No longer do you have to go ...
READ MOREAdobe MAX CC 2018 Announcements, Hearst’s Acquisition of Rodale, Vogue-Vice Collaboration, Q&A With Sweet Editor, Using Adobe InDesign CC 2018, Women in Media, TFP’s Infographic Pick Welcome to Technology for Publishing’s roundup of news, stories of interest, and tips for media ...
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Adobe MAX 2017 kicked off today with its usual jaw-dropping imagery, music, and presentations, highlighting a long list of new products, features, and enhancements that had the record-setting audience of more than 12,000 at the edge of their seats. In ...
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How to get found With ongoing algorithm tweaks and market shifts, change is a given in the world of search optimization. That makes keeping up with the latest SEO trends key for publishers, marketers, and other content creators aiming for ...
READ MOREWelcome to Technology for Publishing’s roundup of news highlighting women’s roles, contributions, and achievements in the evolving media business. This latest installment covers how Teen Vogue EIC Elaine Welteroth is changing the landscape of young women’s magazines, who’s who at Fortune’s ...
READ MOREFacebook Fessing Up, End of Google’s ‘First Click Free,’ Yahoo Breach ‘Bombshell,’ Meredith Wellness Launch, Breaking Habits: Using Micro-Process for Editorial Experimentation, InDesign Tip: Using the Next Styles Feature Welcome to Technology for Publishing’s roundup of news, stories of interest, and tips for ...
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The Next Style command invokes another paragraph style when you type a return at the end of a styled paragraph. A paragraph return signifies the end of one style and the beginning of the next one. Defining the next style ...
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