Mordy Golding interview; Obscurity of the Week: Tiling ----- Details below, or go to http://indesignsecrets.com/indesignsecrets-podcast-119.php for Show Notes, links, coupon codes, and to leave a comment! ----- Listen in your browser:InDesignSecrets-119.mp3 (13.8 MB, 28:47 minutes) [media id=40 width=* height=20] The transcript of this podcast will be posted soon. Interview with Mordy Golding, Illustrator guru and New York City fanboy How he got involved with Flash Catalyst Why designers will love using it Details on his all-day Illustrator/Flash Catalyst tutorial at the PeP Conference Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Tiling News and special offers from our sponsors: >> Rorohiko offers a free plug-in called TextExporter that we love. But to get even more functionality from that free plug-in (and many other free Rorohiko plug-ins) you need to license their APID Assistant. Normally $25, you can get $5 off the APID Assistant if you enter INDESIGNSECRETS119 in the coupon code area of Rorohiko's shopping cart. >> UK-based Certitec, an Adobe Authorized Training Center, is once again giving away one free 2-day InDesign class to a lucky InDesignSecrets.com listener. Classes will be held in Cardiff or London, U.K. To enter the drawing for the free class, go to http://www.certitec.com/indesignsecrets.html and fill out the form. Quick! You only have 14 days from the date of this podcast to enter the drawing. If you don’t win, you can always register for any 2010 class at Certitec for 10% off if you mention “InDesignSecrets” when registering. -- Links mentioned in this podcast: > Register for Mordy's Illustrator/Flash Catalyst tutorial in Seattle on May 12 -- follow the Registration link in the 2010 Print & ePublishing Conference information page > Mordy's web site, Mordy.com, and his Flash Catalyst Beta video tutorials > Download Flash Catalyst from the Adobe Labs web site > New PeP Conference sponsor, WinSoft (check out their Arabic typography contest) > InDesignSecretsLive.com for seminar and conference info & registration links > Another post that's related to tiling in InDesign, sort of