Now that Quark Inc. has pushed its much-anticipated XPress 6 upgrade out the door, Adobe Systems plans to show its hand to the page layout market this fall with InDesign 3.0.
The San Jose, Calif.-based company has been beta testing the upgrade for Mac OS X and Windows in recent months. Sources said users will experience changes when working with text, tables, color, InDesign's work area, import/export, and other areas. Adobe also reportedly plans to ship a PageMaker Edition of InDesign aimed at reining in users of its legacy design software, as well as InCopy 3, a new version of its editorial workflow product.
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The San Jose, Calif.-based company has been beta testing the upgrade for Mac OS X and Windows in recent months. Sources said users will experience changes when working with text, tables, color, InDesign's work area, import/export, and other areas. Adobe also reportedly plans to ship a PageMaker Edition of InDesign aimed at reining in users of its legacy design software, as well as InCopy 3, a new version of its editorial workflow product.
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