Just look for the “Download PDF” icon at the lower right of your browser, once you pull up the book. Wamser has carefully compiled with this work – and you can get it instantly here: It’s an impressive compilation of what many people want to know when they ask what’s different between versions… Typically you’ll find articles ( like this one or this one) that give the primary differences between two single releases, but never before has there been coverage as exhaustive as Mr. This PDF guidebook comprehensively reviews and compares what’s new in each successive revision of InDesign from version 1.0 in 1999 all the way up to the current CC 2023 release – and covers the details of all the major new features and material improvements along the way. I’ve been out of the printing support business for over a decade, so I don’t know what is preferred now, but when I was leaving, the push was taking printing materials online and making the print publishing and web publishing business seamless.Here’s the new and updated edition of a very handy resource from James Wamser – a complete reference to all versions of Adobe InDesign ever released… Similar to his Photoshop and Illustrator handbooks, it’s called called the Adobe InDesign New Features Guide, 1.0 to CC (2023), and this 138-page ebook is available for free download now: People were switching left and right and Quark had to come out with another version that was keeping up with InDesign, and even made the upgrade affordable, but the damage was done. Once Adobe updated InDesign to address many of the shortcomings that Quark veterans pointed out to them, things got worse for Quark. They didn’t really like how Quark nickel and dimed them for updates and support, but it still was faster in getting projects done than indesign. This was one of the major reasons why a lot of print shops stuck with Quark. Early InDesign was enticing, but lacked more powerful typesetting controls that Quark had. Adobe thought it still was the 80’s and could charge $$$ for fonts that had been around for more than a decade and yet their pricing was like it was cutting edge. Both Quark and Adobe were very arrogant at that time.
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