Beta release: InData 8.1.9 beta 1 for InDesign CS6
We’re happy to announce the immediate availability of InData 8.1.9 beta 1 for Adobe InDesign CS6. We’re looking forward to seeing the layouts folks come up with by combining InData with CS6′s new Liquid Layout and Alternate Layout features.
You can download the beta from the sidebar on the right or from the beta sidebar on the main product page . When you download and expand the linked .zip file, you’ll find a folder InData 8.1.9b1 for InDesign CS6, containing the Adobe Extension Manager CS6 installation files for InData 8.1.9b1 and InFlow 8.2.2b1 for your selected OS (indata819b1_installer_win.zxp and inflow822b1_installer_win.zxp for Windows, and indata819b1_installer_mac.zxp and inflow822b1_installer_mac.zxp for Mac OS). Double-click on each .zxp file to install InData 8 and, optionally, InFlow 8 (which you may no longer need, given CS6′s new Primary Text Frame feature).
If you already own a license for InData 7 (beginning “ED-N-7″) for CS5/CS5.5, then this same license will also activate InData 8 during its beta phase. If you’ve an older license or are in need of a new license, please contact our sales department to purchase a license for InData 8. As always, you’re welcome to try InData 8 for free as a Demo, which limits imports to 50 records.
We expect InData 8.1.9b1 to be stable and usable right out of the gate. We hope to have a final release available fairly soon.
Please note that this beta plug-in will expire on July 1, 2012.
Thanks for giving this beta a try! We value your feedback, so please contact us with any questions or concerns while you use this, or any other, Em product.
DocsFlow experience at a non-profit
David Rager, a designer/art director who works with a non-profit organization called The Ecology Center in California, has been using DocsFlow recently and is quite enthusiastic about the product.
Release: DocsFlow 6/7.1.4 for InDesign CS4 & CS5/5.5
We just posted DocsFlow 1.4, in which we made further improvements to placing and managing large numbers of Google Docs documents, improved usability, added an option for secure, browser-based sign-ins, and fixed a few gremlins.
Release: InData 6/7.1.9 for InDesign CS4/5/5.5
This minor release adds ExtendScript access to InData’s import methods on Mac OS as well as full scripting access to InData’s prototype story and story names.
Release: InCatalog 6/7.2.9.4 for InDesign CS4/5/5.5
This patch release fixes a problem with the handling of special “start file” tags in InDesign Tags-tagged fields.
Release: DocsFlow 6/7.1.3.1 for InDesign CS4 & CS5/5.5
This patch release makes staying signed in while working with documents containing many GDocs document links much more possible, and also addresses problems with mis-mapped styles, paragraph spacing and dates in spreadsheets.
Release: InCatalog 6/7.2.9.3 for InDesign CS4/5/5.5
This patch release fixes a problem with truncated keys and improves product stability.
Release: DocsFlow 6/7.1.3 for InDesign CS4 & CS5/5.5
We just released DocsFlow 1.3, which includes several new usability features, substantial performance improvements, and a handful of bug fixes.
See you at PePcon 2012 in San Francisco, May 14–16!
We’re happy to announce that we’ll be both sponsoring and attending the Print + ePublishing Conference (PePcon) 2012 conference in San Francisco, May 14–16.
We’ll have a table in the conference area. We’d love to show you what we’re doing and make new friends while catching up with the old!
David and Anne-Marie always put on a rousing conference, and this looks better than ever. Plus, you’ll get a peek at what’s coming out in CS-next from Adobe.
Our last year’s conference trip was a resounding success, and we hope to repeat that in Bagdad-by-the-Bay.
See you there!
