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InDesign CS2 review

7.7

Editors' Rating

Very Good

8.5

Members' Rating

Excellent

Typical price:£ 715

Verdict

InDesign CS2 speeds the creation of complex pages, further challenging market leader QuarkXPress. Translating a print page design directly to a Web format is always problematic, but InDesign CS2 can get you close... Read Full Review.

Pros

  • Page-layout tasks streamlined with new Snippets and object files
  • Expands integration with Photoshop CS2
  • Improves type handling

Cons

  • InDesign CS2 files differ slightly from those of InDesign CS, which could cause problems in large work flows

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Member Opinion

8.5

Average Member Rating

Excellent

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It simply helps me get things done faster

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8.5

Excellent


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