"Adobe InDesign CS6 is the first major update of InDesign in the tablet publishing age, and users will benefit from new digital publishing fundamentals in the core of InDesign,” said Erik Schut, President of WoodWing Software. “These additions also allow us to further raise the level of efficiency in our Enterprise multi-channel publishing system. CS6 has been a major driver behind WoodWing's strategic DPS partnership with Adobe, and as a result, we can now take maximum advantage of this new Digital Publishing foundation."
Adobe Creative Suite 6 offers features such as Alternate Layout, Liquid Layout and Linked Content in InDesign CS6. Thanks to these innovations, publishers that need to create content for multiple devices with different screen sizes and ratios will save a considerable amount of time. Liquid Layout, for example, enables designers to define how the layout will behave when a complete page is being rescaled. Designers can choose whether all or only certain objects will rescale or not, whether their position is fixed or “fluid” in relation to the page edge, when additional columns will automatically be added to a text frame when rescaling, and more.
Early May, WoodWing will provide a pre-release version of Enterprise 8 and its content management application Content Station, both supporting the new Adobe CS6. Release of Enterprise 8 as well as CS6 support for WoodWing´s renowned productivity plug-ins for InDesign, such as Smart Styles, is planned for early summer.
About WoodWing
WoodWing says: “WoodWing Software develops and markets a premier, cost-efficient multi-channel publishing solution. Its flagship product, Enterprise, helps magazine and newspaper publishers, corporate publishers and agencies reach their goals for quality, economy and time-to-market. WoodWing Enterprise is a system that coordinates and streamlines the process of creating, managing and publishing static, dynamic and interactive content for all media channels – including print, Web, social, smart phones and tablets.
WoodWing Software, founded in the year 2000, has its headquarters in Zaandam, The Netherlands, and has regional sales offices in Europe, the Americas and Asia Pacific. Customers are served locally by over 100 selected partners in more than 75 countries. WoodWing’s long-standing relationship with Adobe as a Technology Partner and its close cooperation with a large number of other technology vendors worldwide, confirm WoodWing’s position as one of the leading suppliers of publishing software. WoodWing is a privately owned company, with all founders actively engaged.”
