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Title: InDesign CS3
Verdict: InDesign CS3 promises a smoother layout and production workflow punctuated with some newfound, dramatic creative capabilities. InDesign CS3 will be the kind of upgrade you really appreciate after you've had it a while, as the sometimes subtle changes begi
Summary: InDesign CS3 promises a smoother layout and production workflow punctuated with some newfound, dramatic creative capabilities.
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80/100 |
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Title: InDesign CS3 (4.5 mice)
Pros: Creative new Photoshop-style effects; enhanced style features; textvariables and object-level search-and-replace help keep content updated.
Cons: Interface still somewhat cluttered; notes can't be applied to objects other than text; transparency cannot be applied to text selections.
Verdict: Abundant enhancements and refinements equal an enticing upgrade
Summary: Despite a few wrinkles and omissions, InDesign remains the most capable page layout software available. The more I use this new version, the more I appreciate the subtle retooling throughout, not just the obvious new features. InDesign CS3 is an upgrade t
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90/100 |
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Title: Review: Adobe Indesign CS3 DTP software
Pros: Powerful page layout and graphics tools; customisable interface
Cons: Expensive; complex
Verdict: An impressive upgrade that combines precise layout control with powerful graphics tools
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80/100 |
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Title: Adobe InDesign CS3
Pros: Universal version for Intel Macs; visually dazzling new Effects; Table Styles; beefed up Find/Change command; many other new features and enhancements.
Cons: Weak interface support for two-monitor setups; minimized palettes can display only one at a time.
Verdict: Macintel designers rejoice: InDesign has gone Universal. And there are plenty of new features and enhancements to satisfy everyone else, too. Factor in integration with the rest of Adobe Creative Suite 3 and InDesign is the best choice for desktop publish
Summary: Adobe has packed a host of improvements into its page-layout program InDesign CS3, both in terms of flashy new features and sheer usability.
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80/100 |
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Title: Adobe InDesign CS3
Verdict: From initial import through to final output, this is a comprehensive upgrade with a clear focus on productivity. At times, the advanced power it offers leads to complexity, and those QuarkXPress fans who are happy within their comfort zone will accuse it
Summary: New effects enable richer design results, while a host of other improvements boost productivity.
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83/100 |
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Title: Adobe InDesign CS3
Pros: New features, Powerful tools
Cons: Power demands
Verdict: In terms of sheer power, InDesign is pretty much unbeatable
Summary: Of all the Creative Suite 3 applications, Adobe has perhaps more riding on InDesign's success than any other. It's the only program with an identifiable competitor in QuarkXPress 7 - both thanks to popularity and cutting-edge operability
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100/100 |
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Title: PC Pro: Product Reviews: Adobe InDesign CS3
Verdict: New effects enable richer design results, while a host of other improvements boost productivity.
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83/100 |
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Title: Adobe InDesign CS3
Pros: Superb interface refinements, New style and effects functions, Collaboration features replace InCopy
Cons: Some functions still clumsy, Memory-hungry, Some features too esoteric
Verdict: The speed improvements alone make this a worthwhile upgrade - but theres a whole lot more to it
Summary: With Adobe's InDesign being used by more and more companies, layout software giant Quark had to fight back. Version 7 of XPress was a major step forward, but now it's Adobe's turn to go on the offensive
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80/100 |
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Title: Adobe InDesign CS3
Pros: Additional Photoshop effects, table, and cell styles. Ability to import InDesign files. Variable text. Customizable interface. Universal binary. Lacks dazzling new design and typographic features. Some features (text variables, GREP searches, nested styl
Cons: Lacks dazzling new design and typographic features. Some features (text variables, GREP searches, nested style looping) are hard to use.
Verdict: . Although InDesign CS3 lacks the glamour of previous updates, it makes up for it with the addition of a broad range of useful features that will make users more productive - if not ecstatic. We can understand why Adobe is reluctant to cannibalize its oth
Summary: Adobe's powerful - and increasingly popular - page designer adds practical features in its latest incarnation.
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80/100 |
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Title: InDesign CS3
Verdict: Although not as essential an upgrade as CS2 once was, InDesign CS3 is still a very attractive proposition, with some great new core features that everyone working with page layouts can use straight away. Adobe has also redeveloped the program's web and XM
Summary: Adobe's QuarkXPress-killer twists the knife with compelling page layout features
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80/100 |
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Title: InDesign CS3
Pros: Expanded Styles system and multiple image-placement make page layout much faster.
Cons: Few new design tools
Verdict: InDesign CS3 may not be bursting with new creative tools, but the time you'll save using it makes it a must-have upgrade - and it's still head-&-shoulders above QuarkXPress 7
Summary: Perhaps surprisingly for a graphic-design application, it's the new workflow systems and tools that really impress in InDesign CS3 - while the new creative tools are going to have less of an effect on your day-to-day work.
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90/100 |
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Title: Review: Adobe InDesign CS3
Verdict: Very informative and insightful review
Summary: Go ahead...make my layout. This new version makes short work of design and production tasks across the board.
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Title: Review: Adobe Indesign CS3 DTP software
Verdict: Adobe's Indesign is gradually making some progress in challenging Quark Xpress' stranglehold on the professional DTP market, and this latest version is well equipped to attract even more new users.
Summary: Adobe's upgraded DTP program challenges Quark Xpress
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80/100 |