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Posts of Note: Windows 7, Story Editor, PowerPoint, Balance Lines; Unicodes, GIDs and CIDs; Obscurity of the Week: Missing Glyph

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• Blog Posts You Should Know About:
  • Windows 7 and InDesign (Bob Levine)
  • Story Editor Secrets (Steve Werner)
  • Importing PowerPoint into InDesign (James Fritz)
  • When to Use Balance Ragged Lines (Anne-Marie)
• Time to Get Geeky: Unicodes, GIDs and CIDs
• Upcoming seminars, webinars, new videos and software
• Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Missing Glyph

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