CreativePro and InDesign Magazine now part of InDesignSecrets; PEPCON networking and sponsors; Spell checking tips; Quizzler reminder; Obscurity of the Week: Sort Items
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See the Show Notes for links mentioned in this episode. The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon.

News

CreativePro.com and InDesign Magazine are now part of the InDesignSecrets.com family
Bought from the fine folks at PrintingForLess.com
PEPCON News: Pre-conference networking, Sponsor news


K-cup solution for David!


All about Spell Checking and Check Spelling
Quizzler reminder: Still time to send an answer!
Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Sort Items


News and special offers from our sponsors:
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QUIZZLER 190: Here is the image we talked about in episode 190 and continued in episode 191. The multicolored rectangle is the non-printing frame edge defining the line's bounding box. Don't know the Quizzler question? Listen to the episode Send your answer to us by email with QUIZZLER in the subject line, don't answer in the Comments!!!!  You have until April 1 to send in your answer (no, this is not an April Fool's joke, btw). In the case of multiple correct answers, we'll do a random draw. Winner receives something fabulous and InDesign related!

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Links mentioned in this podcast:
> Come to PEPCON! Our annual Print + ePublishing Conference, this year April 28–May 1 in Austin, Texas
> Thanks to Lisette for the coffee care package!
> Check out the PEPCON sponsors!
> Create a custom dictionary, more spell-related posts here, here, here, and here
> Check out Mindsteam's Mindspell for ways to power up InDesign's spell checking
> As promised ...