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I’ve been creating presentations using PowerPoint, Keynote and InDesign for longer than I care to remember. If you compare and contrast each app you’ll see that each one has its strong and weak points. Granted, PowerPoint and Keynote have all the bells, whistles and transitions you could possibly need, but if you want class, I believe InDesign is the application to use.
Keith GilbertKeith Gilbert is a digital publishing consultant and educator, Adobe Certified Instructor, Adobe Community Professional, conference speaker, lynda.com author, and contributing writer for various publications. His work has taken him throughout North America, Africa, Europe, and Asia. During his 30 years as a consultant, his clients have included Adobe, Apple, Target, the United Nations, Best Buy, General Mills, Lands' End, and Medtronic.
Making Calendars the Andrews McMeel Way Addison Lalier September 19, 2018 This article appeared in Issue 113 of InDesign Magazine. See how one of the biggest calendar publishers around gets the job done. Here’s a quick overview of the steps to use Make Grid and Text Stitch to get your calendar started in InDesign, just like the folks at Andrews McMeel do. And don’t miss our InDesigner article on Andrews McMeel. . . . . This article from InDesign Magazine is for InDesignSecrets premium subscribers only.
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