Current Issue: January/February 2009
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Cover Story
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Going Digital
With the popularity of eBook readers, online publications, and smartphones growing every single day, it's important that you make your content available to as many different devices as possible. Terry White shows you how easy it is to use InDesign to prepare your documents for the digital revolution.—Terry White -
Columns
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Design Makeover — Jake Widman
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Artistic Expressions — Bert Monroy
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The Art of Type — James Felici
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Departments
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Letter from the Editor
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Layers News
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Designer Spotlight
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The Digital Canvas
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Tips & Tricks
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Creative Suite Q&A
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Design Contest
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Tutorials
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Digital Photography:
The Beauty of the Blur—Seán Duggan - 50
Adobe Photoshop CS4:
Get Creative with Adobe Bridge—Dave Cross - 61
Adobe Illustrator CS4:
Re-creating a Logo—Corey Barker - 68
Adobe InDesign CS4:
Create Photo Albums for Print—Terry White - 74
Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional:
Go with the Flow—Taz Tally - 78
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4:
Adding Ecommerce to Your Site is Easy—Janine Warner - 84
Adobe Flash CS4 Professional:
Create an Old-School MP3 Player out of Thin Air—Lee Brimelow -
Reviews
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Universal Type Server 2—David Creamer
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Continuum Cartoon Look–100—Richard Harrington
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Eizo FlexScan S2242W LCD—Steve Baczewski
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Flash Decompiler Trillix v4—Cyndy Cashman
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Eye-Fi Pro—Brad Moore
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DroboPro—Rod Harlan
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3ds Max 2010—Bruce Bicknell
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Anime Studio Debut 6—Bruce Bicknell
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Strata Enfold 3D CX—Bruce Bicknell
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Pixelmator 1.5—Steve Baczewski
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Sorenson 360—Erik Kuna
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