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Typefi AutoFit Plug-in for InDesign

September 3, 2007 Leave a Comment Written by Cari Jansen

Typefi Systems on Friday announced the release of a Free Plug-in for Adobe InDesign called Typefi AutoFit. The Plug-in is now available for download and works with CS3 and CS2. This snazzy plug-in enables you to set Text Frame Growth behaviour as more text is inserted in Text Frames as well as relationships between Frames, Lines etc. These relationships in turn cause all related objects to grow accordingly. It’s a cool little plug-in definitely worth installing with your version of InDesign. Over the next week or so I’ll post some tips and tricks on using the Typefi AutoFit tool and panel in InDesign, starting today with a tip that resulted from a question asked at yesterday’s InDesign Conference.

tip 059: Typefi AutoFit and InDesign CS3- Rounded Corners and Text Inset

Web Reference: Typefi AutoFit (2007, Typefi Systems)

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