Re: What are best/good plugins?

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From: Peter_Kahrel
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2003 10:58

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I think you'd be better off asking in the Indesign forum, but here's my opinion (partly a digest of consolidated opinion in the ID forum).

1. Footnotes/endnotes: there's a plugin but it is unpopular. I have no experience with the plugin. I don't mind doing footnotes manually.

2. Captions: do you need a plugin for captions? If you want to collect them in a contents list, just treat them as you would any other item for the table of contents.

3. Cross-references: don't know. Indesign has no built-in facilities for this. You can use jump lines to an extent.

4. Table of contents: this works well in Indesign.

Peter

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