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How to Make QR Codes in InDesign

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By Chad Chelius, InCopy workflows
| Creative Pro
is now part of CreativePro.com! To the uninitiated, QR codes may look like nothing more than a more complicated version of a barcode. In a sense, that’s exactly what they are. But they can be used for much more than identifying products. Since pretty much everyone nowadays carries a camera in their pocket, they can quickly scan a QR code to visit a web page, start an email, and much more.
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How to Make Lists with Custom Bullets Accessible in InDesign

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By Chad Chelius, InCopy workflows
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Home  / Text  / How to Make Lists with Custom Bullets Accessible in InDesign is now part of CreativePro.com! In this accessibility how-to video, Chad Chelius discusses the downfalls of using custom bullets in a list bound for a digital document. Assistive devices such as screen readers won’t recognize the text as a list, causing confusion for the end user. But not to worry—Chad provides a clever solution to the issue.
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How to Make Accessible Tables

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By Chad Chelius, Dax Castro, InCopy workflows
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This article appeared in Issue 16 of CreativePro Magazine. When it comes to making an accessible PDF, many people dread having to deal with tables. But we assure you it can be done! In this article, we will cover the concepts you need to know and the best practices you should follow to make any table accessible, whether it’s in InDesign, Word, PowerPoint, or Excel.
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