This works really well. Also discovered re-saving a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Professional 8 as a .doc does a similar job too! http://www.pdfonline.com/pdf-to-word-converter/
Archive for the ‘Adobe InDesign’ Category
Convert PDFs to Word in an instant
Posted: July 12, 2011 in Adobe InDesignTags: convert PDFs to Word, pdf-to-word converter
I just KNOW one day I will need this article and won’t know where I found it! An excellent note from the Adobe Creative Newsletter. InDesign skills: Don’t let transparency ruin your printing
Creating and using Snippets
Posted: October 16, 2009 in Adobe InDesignTags: Adobe InDesign, Snippets
An Adobe InDesign Snippet is a file that can hold various page elements in position, ready to drop into another document. There are three ways of creating Snippets: 1. Select the objects you wish to place in a Snippet and drag them to your desktop. 2. Select the objects from the Structure View and drag them [...]
InDesign tutorials
Posted: March 18, 2009 in Adobe InDesignTags: Adobe InDesign CS3 tutorials, good graphic design
Some really good InDesign tutorials here from Layers Magazine.
Downloadable/printable InDesign CS3 Help from Adobe.
InDesign CS3 in Easy Steps
Posted: March 3, 2009 in Adobe InDesignTags: Adobe InDesign, InDesign books
This is a really excellent book on InDesign CS3 by Robert Shufflebotham, covering the basics and also the more advanced stuff. Buy it on Amazon for as little as €12 here.
Become an ACE
Posted: February 3, 2009 in Adobe InDesign, DesignTags: adobe certified expert, adobe indesign exam
Are you interested in becoming an Adobe Certified Expert? Find out all you need to know about how to register for an ACE exam in your area here. The Adobe InDesign CS3 exam can be taken at New Horizons in Dublin for €138.
Dublin Adobe InDesign User Group
Posted: December 1, 2008 in Adobe InDesign, DesignTags: Adobe InDesign User Group
Thanks to all those who got in touch regarding the Dublin Adobe InDesign User Group. A fellow ‘InDesigner’, Eugene Tyson, is working to secure a venue so with a bit of luck a first meeting might be happening some time soon! Watch this space!
Anyone interested in joining a Dublin Adobe InDesign User Group?
Posted: November 20, 2008 in Adobe InDesign, DesignTags: Adobe InDesign User Group Dublin
Myself and a couple of other ‘InDesigners’ have long been thinking about setting up an InDesign User Group in Dublin. As far as we can tell, none exists so far and we just can’t imagine why! It would be a fantastic way for Dublin designers to meet and get to know one another and to share tips and [...]
Unlinking text boxes in InDesign
Posted: October 19, 2008 in Adobe InDesignTags: Adobe InDesign, unlinking text boxes
I never knew that you could unlink text boxes in InDesign until I read about it in a handy tip from InDesign Magazine. Basically, you can unlink text boxes without disturbing their contents by running a simple script that you already have. In InDesign CS3, open your Scripts panel (Window> Automation>Scripts) and look in the [...]
Create different page sizes in a single InDesign document
Posted: October 3, 2008 in Adobe InDesign, DownloadsTags: Adobe InDesign, Page Control 2.0
This morning I had to do some artwork for an eight panel conference stand, but the two side panels needed to be smaller than the others making up the main bit of the artwork. I wanted to retain the different ‘pages’ as such (instead of creating a giant piece of artwork) but InDesign does not [...]
Importing tables into Adobe InDesign
Posted: July 2, 2008 in Adobe InDesignTags: Adobe InDesign, tables
Here’s a handy tip – if you need to bring a table from Microsoft Word into Adobe InDesign, keep the formatting of the table (yes, columns, rows, the whole lot) by placing it (using File>Place) into your document, making sure the ‘Preserve Styles and Formatting from Text and Tables’ option is on. I used to just copy [...]
Creating gatefold spreads in Adobe InDesign
Posted: June 28, 2008 in Adobe InDesignTags: Adobe InDesign, gatefold spreads
The other day I wanted to make a gatefold invitation and I just could not figure out how to get InDesign to let me slide three pages into a spread! I found the answer at InDesignSecrets.com in this post.
Converting CS3 files back to CS2
Posted: May 10, 2008 in Adobe InDesignTags: Adobe InDesign, converting files from CS3 to CS2
If you need to convert Adobe InDesign CS3 files back to CS2, simply export them as InDesign Interchange (.inx) files and then re-open them in CS2. Note though that any special effects you may have added in CS3 that weren’t available in CS2, such as the Directional Feather effect, won’t carry back to CS2.
