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A Designer's Guide to Adobe InDesign and XML<br />
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A Designers Guide to InDesign and XML is an introduction to XML tagging and how <br />
it works. The technology is broken down into its essential parts, explaining <br />
what XML is and how it works in plain English.<br />
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XML is a markup language, a close cousin to HTML. While HTML is used to format <br />
text for display, XML is used to tag or identify data. By “marking up” the data <br />
users can then transfer or repurpose it from one application to another. This <br />
ability to repurpose is XML’s key advantage over most other technologies. And, <br />
because XML was built for the Web, it offers the promise of moving data from <br />
print to the Internet and back again with the push of a button.<br />
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The guide includes 10 real world projects with an aim toward users working with <br />
increasing confidence and skill to incorporate XML into their daily workflow. <br />
The projects include:<br />
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* Business card: How to create a structured layout in InDesign and import <br />
XML. Get text to format automatically and then flow into multiple <br />
examples.<br />
* Product catalog: Learn how to import XML data into a structured layout <br />
using nested styles and cloned text.<br />
* Magazine and newspaper: Tag and export magazine-style publications for Web <br />
distribution.<br />
* SML and XSL: Transform XML into XHTML for use on the Web in Dreamweaver <br />
and GoLive.<br />
* XML and CSS: Use Cascading Style Sheets with your exported XML.<br />
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Table Of Contents<br />
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Introduction x<br />
Chapter 1 What Is XML? 1<br />
Chapter 2 InDesign’s XML Features 23<br />
Chapter 3 Making XML 65<br />
Chapter 4 Structure Basics 99<br />
Chapter 5 Anchored O bjects 141<br />
Chapter 6 Inline and Anchored Graphics 157<br />
Chapter 7 Targeted XML Import 179<br />
Chapter 8 Variable Data 213<br />
Chapter 9 Exporting XML 235<br />
Chapter 10 XML, HTML & CSS 269<br />
Chapter 11 Ajax and XSLT 281<br />
Chapter 12 What’s up, DocBook (and O ther DTDs) 297<br />
Index 311<br />
Know the Rules and Don’t Break T hem! 324<br />
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Product Details<br />
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* ISBN: 0321503554<br />
* ISBN-13: 9780321503558<br />
* Format: Textbook Paperback, 324pp<br />
* Publisher: Adobe Press<br />
* Pub. Date: December 2007<br />
* Edition Number: 1<br />
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