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Article #1744Re: Improve Adobe Help Center
From: Len_Swierski
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 21:13
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 21:13
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I whole heartedly agree. Not only should the Adobe Hinder Center change this behavior, but it should also recognize other common terms for things that a new user (especially one coming from a Quark background) will be looking for. If you don't know the Adobe terminology it just doesn't exist. The same goes for features that aren't supported in the software. Many times I have spent way too much time looking for a way to do something that doesn't exist, thinking I just don't know what Adobe calls it. All that I need is a simple "Indesign does not currently support the use of [insert whatever]" somewhere in the documentation. But you won't find anything like that. If the software doesn't do it, that fact is hidden from you until you figure it out for yourself.
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