Mastering InDesign CS3 for Print Design and Production

Naturally, you need your copy of InDesign CS3, but it would also be helpful to call on a colleague who also has InDesign CS3 to look over the results of the self-test Master It exercises in this book. Moreover, several of the exercises are built around collaboration techniques and teamwork, so if you can work with someone else using InDesign, it would be a big help.
If you work with editorial personnel at all, get hold of InCopy CS3—even if it’s just the free 30-day trial version from Adobe.com. In Chapter 12, “Collaborating,” we’ll talk quite a bit about InCopy and how integrating it into your workflow takes the responsibility of copyediting and those endless changes completely out of your hands and puts it back in the editorial department where it belongs. With InCopy on your computer, you’ll be able to gain a better understanding of just how easy and important it is to return control of editorial content to the editorial department.