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CS5.5 & Any Screen

April 11, 2011 Leave a Comment Written by Cari Jansen

As creatives all over the world wake-up today… we’re greeted with Adobe’s official CS5.5 announcement.

This mid-cycle Creative Suite release is all about the fast moving industry… the push towards publishing to any device be it mobile, tablet, notebooks, or other…  For InDesign this release makes EPUB publishing easier and integrates the Digital Publishing tools… For Dreamweaver HTML5, CSS3 and JQuery mobile framework allows easier targetting of multiple platforms… to name a couple… I really am excited at how our creative tools are evolving… building our publications, apps, web-sites is becoming a less cumbersome task with each new software release.

CS5.5 & Any Screen

Thank you Adobe for giving us such a fantastic set of tools, and for your continued investment into the development of these tools to help meet our constantly changing requirements!

To check out a video overview of all new features across all Creative Suite products… pop-over to Adobe.TV … the folks have been busy recording many, MANY excellent overview videos… For an excellent introduction to InDesign’s new features, pop-over to InDesignSecrets.Com.

And to see InDesign CS5.5 in action, and learn tricks of the digital publishing trade…  Come and meet a great bunch of InDesign geeks gathering from all over the world  (including myself he-he) at the upcoming Print & ePublishing Conference in Washington DC!

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