From the course: InDesign: Remote Workflows with InCopy, Word, and Google Docs
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Close out an InCopy/InDesign project
From the course: InDesign: Remote Workflows with InCopy, Word, and Google Docs
Close out an InCopy/InDesign project
- [Instructor] So when does all this end? When do you know that the file is done? Well, at some point during this workflow, you will have decided how you're going to do that. You'll have a deadline, people will review final layouts in InCopy, people will give their sign-offs in whatever way that you usually do sign offs and the final document will be done, right? So all the stories have been finished and everybody is approved of all the changes to the stories and the design is approved and it's ready for you the designer to prep for the printer or to prep for uploading to your website as a PDF. So this is what that process looks like. I just opened up this document that we've been working on in InDesign. I had it closed during earlier videos and it's reporting that there's 13 modified links. Well, it's talking about the stories that we've been futzing around with and editing. I just want to show you that InDesign…
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InCopy and InDesign workflow6m 29s
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Set up shared project folders3m 46s
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Essential InDesign setup steps for designers3m 55s
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Essential InCopy setup steps for editors3m 37s
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Make the layout editable for InCopy users5m 4s
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Open and edit the layout in InCopy6m 56s
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Update stories and layouts7m 1s
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Use InCopy without an InDesign layout6m 20s
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Close out an InCopy/InDesign project4m 23s
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Tips for using InCopy with InDesign7m 10s
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