It’s official! Building a book cover in InDesign will no longer be a geometric nightmare. The new edition of HurryCover is intended to be a definitive answer to the puzzle of complex templates: with or without flaps, with or without wrap, whether you need a hinge margin or a physical spine gap, the template generated by HurryCover³ remains 100% resizable, even if you have already set up the graphic elements of your artwork…
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Scripting: How to Position InDesign Guides
December 03, 2023 | Tips | en
InDesign guides are funny creatures. Whether or not they are assigned to a page via the
fitToPage
property, they remain firmly anchored to the geometry of the spread they belong to. The most mysterious thing is their location
attribute, which does not obey all the principles ordinarily weighing on rulers coordinates. This article explores how to determine correct positions in all scenarios…
HurryCover 2.022 | InDesign CC Compatibility Patch
June 21, 2013 | HurryCover | en | fr
24-May-2024 OUTDATED POST. Please, go to the main product page for further details.
HurryCover 2 | Public PRO Release and User's Guide
November 07, 2012 | HurryCover | en | fr
24-May-2024 OUTDATED POST. Please, go to the main product page for further details.
Dealing with Rotated Spread Views in a Script
March 10, 2010 | Snippets | en | fr
“Rotate the spread view” is a nice feature introduced in InDesign CS4. It will prevent you from getting a stiff neck when working on rotated contents such as book spine or landscape tables. Great! Now the bad news: it seems that the DOM does not provide any means to check a rotated spread by scripting. No property, no access method. So what?