Was ahead of its time and overpriced, and so it crashed and burned. I loved that old Immedia thing, though it I have to say that one reason I like InDesign's interactiveįeatures so much is that they remind me of a souped-up version of the old Second revolution, and publishers need all the help we can get. (during the 1980s, as publishing went DTP). Got involved with publishing in the middle of the first digital revolution The new features for multimedia, interactivity, animation, and epubs? Only more powerful, but also faster and more efficient.
What's amazing to me is that every version of InDesign is not That's when InDesign started getting better Work with him on it for version 2 because Adobe really made huge strides toward So Ole Kvern wrote theįirst Real World InDesign (for version 1.5) by himself! I later signed on to Program was just too immature and slow and unusable. Using InDesign 1.0 and 1.5, I had no interest in writing a book about it. That is a big difference between our booksĬhanged since you started writing about it?
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The second philosophy is that we want to tell people how to use the Nevertheless, I'm pretty sure our book fits (We don't call it that because there's anotherĬompeting book that uses that term. On the other hand, that's earned it the title of InDesign, for example, is probably more comprehensive than we had originally intended-it covers lots of little pieces of the program,Įven if only in passing. Some Real World books have stuck to that better than others. Really need to get their work done than it is to be comprehensive. Two basic philosophies of the Real World series, reaching back to the earliestīooks in the late 80s: First, it's more important to focus on what people "Real World" in "Real World InDesign" mean to you? In Part 1, Sandee asks David some questions about his book and InDesign. Sandee Cohen is the author of InDesign CS5 for Macintosh and Windows: Visual QuickStart Guideĭavid Blatner is the coauthor of Real World Adobe InDesign CS5 InDesign CS5 for Macintosh and Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide
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