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1 Adobe Creative Cloud InDesign CC November 2015 Release Feature Guide 11/16/15 40 minutes Artwork by Þorleifur Gunnar Gíslason behance.net/thollig

2 Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide Overview Product Messaging: With the Adobe InDesign CC latest updates (November 2015), you can create and distribute polished layouts faster than ever. With Publish Online (Preview) enhancements, your print layout becomes online content that can be easily shared on Facebook and Twitter, in and more. For designers who work on a Surface Pro 3 (or higher) or any tablet running Windows 8 (or later), the InDesign Touch workspace brings exciting new ways to create layouts, mirroring the intuitive gestures of the Adobe mobile app Comp CC. Natural drawing movements transform into layout elements like a block of text, a headline or an image placeholder. You ll find it faster and easier to access the power of OpenType fonts; preview and apply alternate glyphs, superscripts and subscripts, and fractions, right from your selected text. And enhancements in Creative Cloud Libraries, Adobe Stock, and mobile apps make it easier than ever to capture, access and share assets everywhere, across your desktop and devices. Contents Setup Instructions...3 Start Experience...4 Enhancements to Creative Cloud Libraries...6 Publish Online (Preview)...9 Touch workspace OpenType enhancements Additional Features Adobe product teams are constantly innovating to bring you regular updates to Creative Cloud tools and services. In the past, you d have to wait a year or more for new features; now, exciting updates are released as features are ready. This feature guide and related feature assets may be used only for product demonstrations, training or other use that has been authorized by Adobe Systems Incorporated ( Adobe ). No other use is permitted without the express written consent of Adobe. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 2

3 Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Setup Instructions InDesign setup: 1. Install InDesign CC (November 2015 release). 2. Download the InDesignCC_November2015_Assets.zip file and uncompress it. Keep a backup copy in case files are altered during demo. 3. Launch InDesign and note the Start Experience opening screen. Click Get Started. 4. Open all the demo assets and ensure all fonts and links are in-sync and there are no errors. 5. Ensure all demo files show up in the Start Screen Recent Files panel. Note: The _Static file is easiest to use for feature demos in InDesign. The Publish file is best for the Publish Online demo as it s set up for animations and interactive features, which are not positioned in their final state. View the published Five Days from Nowhere file at adobe.com/view/68e498df-1bd6-46e1-8f70-1c4dd3e8a7a0 Touch setup: 1. Install the latest prerelease or final shipping build of InDesign CC onto Windows Surface Pro 3 (or later) or other compatible Windows Touch device. 2. Duplicate demo assets onto your Surface Pro. 3. Practice opening files and using the Touch environment, tablet, and stylus. Libraries setup: 1. Load the following library into your CC account go to the URL and click Save to Creative Cloud to add the assets to your Creative Profile and to view this Library within InDesign: Five Days From Nowhere library: Stock setup: Until Adobe Stock internal accounts are provided you must use your corporate credit card to license images. If you have questions about Stock licensing, etc. contact Annemarie Béliard. Note: Licensing images from Adobe Stock is not reversible. Once licensed you can not (yet) unlicense the image. Preview images downloaded to Libraries can be deleted / reused. Deleting licensed images from your library does not remove the license. A new image will need to be licensed each time you complete the license demo. Check your image licenses when signed into the Stock site: For the above reasons, only preview (watermarked) Stock images are distributed with demo content. In some rare cases where image composition is required (Photoshop mostly), licensed images are provided.* * Distribution / posting for download of licensed Stock images is prohibited (only for Adobe internal use). For more information, contact the Stock team. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 3

4 Start Experience This release features a new startup experience that displays a panel of recently opened files, Creative Cloud Libraries, presets for creating new files, and a host of links to resources such as learning tutorials, Adobe Stock, and library downloads. Note: The Start Experience is new and evolving rapidly. What is shown here is current as of the release of this document (mid-november, 2015). Things will change before the next product release as this Start Experience can be updated without updating the app itself. The content below provides a high-level overview of the current functionality. Watch for updates and adjust your presentations and demos accordingly. The new Start Experience replaces the old Welcome screen. The Start screen gives you quick access to Adobe Stock, available Creative Cloud Libraries, and training resources. Select a recent file to open it, or select a preset to create a new document. 1. Restart InDesign CC and the Start Experience will open automatically. Note that the app launches with the application bar on by default. 2. After first launch, the Start screen is displayed at startup and after the last file is closed. Point out the features of the Start screen including: Resource cards (called the Engagement Stream) at the bottom of the Start screen provide links to Stock, available libraries, and training resources. This content will change over time and is intended to be personalized for the signed-in user. The Show All option displays all Engagement Stream cards available at that time. Recent files workspace (show list and icon views). Recent Files can be accessed from the Workspace switcher. Libraries (show list of available CC Libraries) Presets for new documents (show standard sized presets list or icon view) The new Start Experience screen with options for recent files, Libraries, and new file presets as well as the Engagement Stream of ever-changing content. More info about the Engagement Stream: If a customer is in trial, there will be a trial clock showing the number of days remaining and links to information on the available membership plans. Offers will also be made available in these cards. Breaking news from Adobe may be included in this Start Experience. While working offline, most content for the Engagement Stream will have been cached for display. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 4

5 Start Experience (continued) 3. Click the New or Open button to go to those standard dialogs. 4. The Start screen closes automatically when a file is created or opened. 5. Choose one of the files in your Recents list to open it. 6. With that file open, choose File > Open (Cmd-O) to show the new dedicated Recent Files workspace from the right side of the UI. You may also access this Recent Files workspace from the Workspace dropdown. 7. Select a recent file or press Cmd-O again to show the standard Open dialog. Note: If a file shows as a generic INDD thumbnail within the Recent Files workspace, open that file and save it to update the thumbnail. 8. Close all open files and note that the Start screen appears. Start and Recent Files workspaces can be disabled in Preferences > General. This is stated under the Gear icon on the Start and Recent Files workspaces. 9. Preferences are different for each app. In InDesign choose Preferences > General to select Show Start Workspace When No Documents Are Open and Show Recent Files Workspace When Opening a File preferences. The Show Recent Files Workspace preference will be OFF by default meaning that the File > Open dialog will be shown. Turn on these preferences and then restart the app in order to show the Start and Recent Files workspaces. The new Recent Files workspace. View either file list or icons. The Gear icon provides instructions for locating the preference for showing the Start and Recent Files Workspaces. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 5

6 Enhancements to Creative Cloud Libraries Creative Cloud Libraries, powered by Adobe CreativeSync, lets you access, organize, and share your creative assets, including colors, character styles, images, graphics and more, whenever and wherever you need them, and it connects your mobile and desktop apps. You can share individual assets or entire libraries, and link assets so that you can update them across multiple documents at once. You can use the new search feature to search Adobe Stock, or to search for other assets in your libraries. Searching for assets in your Creative Cloud libraries is easy. Just choose whether to search the current library or all libraries, and then type your search criteria. Results appear in the CC Libraries panel. Now you can search Adobe Stock without exiting InDesign. You ll see the same search results in the CC Libraries panel that you see on the Adobe Stock website. Download a preview, license an image, or go to the web to learn more about it. Search Libraries: 1. In InDesign CC, Start Experience, under Recent Files, open the file FiveDaysFromNowhere_Static.indd. 2. In the CC Libraries panel, choose the Five Days from Nowhere library. 3. Choose Current Library from the search bar menu in the CC Libraries panel. 4. Type Mountain in the search bar to see all the assets with Mountain in their names. Search Stock: 5. Choose Adobe Stock from the menu at the far right of the search bar in the CC Libraries panel. 6. Type Nepal in the search bar. 7. Show the search results in the CC Libraries panel. 8. Right-click one of the search results in the CC Libraries panel, and point out the options. 9. Hover over an image, and click the Cloud icon to download a watermarked version or the shopping cart to license the image. Alert: Be cautious about licensing Stock images during your demo. Licensing images from Adobe Stock is not reversible. You will be charged / need credits for licensing. Also, Adobe prohibits distributing licensed Stock images or posting them for download. See Setup Instructions on page 3 for more information. Search the current library or all your Creative Cloud Libraries for specific assets. Search Adobe Stock, and browse the results right in your CC Libraries panel. You can even download and license assets directly. Search using qualifier words to limit the search, such as: Nepal image or Nepal vector, or Nepal video. This will find assets of the type you specify. Adobe Stock is now providing video content (available within products that can consume video formats). Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 6

7 Enhancements to Creative Cloud Libraries (continued) Moving assets into and out of Libraries is more efficient now. You can add all the styles in a paragraph style group or character style group to a library with a single click. Paragraph Style Groups in Libraries: 10. Choose Window > Styles > Paragraph Styles to open the Paragraph Styles panel, if it s not already open. 11. Select the Five Days style group. 12. Select Add Selected Style To My Current CC Library button at the bottom of the panel to add the entire style group to the library. 13. Point out the paragraph styles in the CC Libraries panel. Note: The paragraph styles are added to a library individually, not in a group. 14. Show that paragraph and character styles can be applied to text directly from the Library. It s just as easy to add all the swatches in a group to your library. In the other direction, you can now add all the swatches from a color theme to your Swatches panel. Swatch Color Groups in Libraries: 15. Choose Window > Color > Swatches to open the Swatches panel. 16. Select the FIveDaysFromNowhere Colors group of swatches, and click the Add Selected Swatch To My Current CC Library button at the bottom of the panel. 17. Point out the swatches in the CC Libraries panel. 18. Right-click the FiveDaysFromNowhere Colors color theme in the CC Libraries panel, and choose Add Theme To Swatches. 19. Point out the swatches that were added to the Swatches panel. Note: Swatches are added individually to the Swatches panel or the CC Library; they are not grouped in their new location. 20. Show that color swatches can be used directly from the Library. Select the paragraph style group, and then click the Add Selected Style to My Current CC Library button at the bottom left side of the panel. Select the swatch group, and then click the Add Selected Swatch To My Current CC Library button. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 7

8 Enhancements to Creative Cloud Libraries (continued) You can now edit images and graphics that are in your CC Library, no matter which Adobe app created them. Similar to Edit Original, simply double-click (or right-click and choose Edit) any image or vector illustration, and Photoshop* or Illustrator will launch and that asset opens for editing. Make your changes, then Save and the asset is updated in your CC Library. The asset will be updated anywhere you used it in any InDesign file, just like any linked asset. Edit Original from Libraries: 21. Open the Five Days From Nowhere library. 22. Double-click or right-click the Mountain3 vector illustration and choose Edit. 23. Illustrator will automatically launch and open the file. 24. In Illustrator, change the color of the sun to yellow and save the file. 25. Return to InDesign and point out the updated asset in the CC Libraries panel. *Alert: As of the posting of this content, Photoshop is not participating in the Library > Edit functionality. They will, supposedly, be doing so in the near future. For now Illustrator and InDesign are working using Edit from the Library menu. The CC Libraries Edit option now understands which application created the asset, making editing easy and quick. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 8

9 Publish Online (Preview) Originally introduced in June 2015 as a technology preview in English only, Publish Online is now available in all languages. With Publish Online, you can quickly publish InDesign documents so that they can be viewed on any desktop or mobile device in any modern browser. Buttons, slideshows, animation, and other interactive features remain intact in the published document. You can share the URL with anyone through , Facebook, or Twitter, or embed the published document in a website. Now you can also republish the document using the same link, and you can track how many people are viewing it on a web dashboard. We ll use Publish Online to publish an interactive InDesign document so that we can distribute it easily. Start by clicking Publish Online in the applicationbar or choose File > Publish Online. If you used Publish Online (Preview), you ll notice some additional features now, including the ability to let your viewers download the file as a PDF. Let s take a look at it online. It s interactive, and it starts playing immediately. At the bottom are navigation icons. We ll display thumbnails, and go to another page. 1. Open InDesign CC, if it s not already open. 2. Choose File > Open (CMD + O). In the new Recent Files panel, open the file FiveDaysFromNowhere.indd. 3. Click Publish Online in the application bar. 4. In the Publish Online Options dialog box, make sure Publish New Document is selected. 5. Point out the title and description, already in place. 6. Select Allow Viewers To Download The Document As a PDF (Print). 7. Click OK. Alert: Be sure to select FiveDaysFromNowhere.indd, not FiveDaysFromNowhere_Static.indd for the full interactive online document. 8. In the Publish Online dialog box, point out the progress bar. 9. When the document has been published, click View Document to see it in the browser. Let the document play until it s through the table of contents page. 10. Hover the mouse near the bottom of the browser window to display the navigation icons. 11. Click the Toggle Thumbnails icon ( ) to display thumbnails. Click Publish Online, and then select options in the Publish Online Options dialog box. Hover the mouse near the bottom of the browser window to see the navigation icons. Click the Toggle Thumbnails icon to display page thumbnails, and then click the thumbnail for page 2. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 9

10 Publish Online (continued) You can also view the document in fullscreen, keeping only the navigation buttons available. You can share the URL through , Facebook, Twitter or embed the document on your website. In InDesign, you can keep track of the documents you ve published, and quickly get back to them online. You can also use the Web Dashboard to see how many views your documents have received or to delete one. Now you can update a published document, so that it s associated with the same link. 12. Go to page 2, and click the Play button on a video to play it. 13. Click the Fullscreen icon ( ) at the bottom of the browser window. The browser tools and anything else visible on your screen disappears, but the navigational icons remain, as do the thumbnails. 14. Click Allow in the warning dialog box. 15. Click the Share icon ( ) at the bottom of the window. 16. Close the Share Publication dialog box, and click the Embed button ( ). 17. Close the Embed On Your Site dialog box. 18. Press Esc to exit fullscreen view. 19. Return to InDesign, and close the Publish Online dialog box. 20. Choose File > Recently Published > Five Days From Nowhere. The browser opens a new tab with the published document. 21. Return to InDesign, and choose File > Web Dashboard. 22. Point out the file you just published and the date it was modified. 23. Hover the mouse over the document bar, and point out the Delete icon ( ). 24. With the FiveDaysFromNowhere document open, click Publish Online in the Application bar again. 25. In the Publish Online Options dialog box, select Update Existing Document, and then select the document name. Click OK. Note: If the upload process takes a long time, you can just point out the Update Existing Document option and then click Cancel, or cancel the upload later. You can share your publication through , Facebook, Twitter, or a website. You can update the published version of the document, using the same URL. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 10

11 Touch workspace If you have a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 (or higher) or any touch-enabled tablet running Windows 8 (or later), you can use intuitive gestures to draw layouts in InDesign. The new Touch workspace lets you use the same gestures that Comp CC recognizes, and you can also access many familiar InDesign tools in a new way. When you want the full InDesign feature set, simply switch to the Standard workspace. Touch screens offer a more natural and intuitive way to manipulate elements of a layout. When you open InDesign on a touch-enabled device, such as a Surface Pro, InDesign prompts you to switch to the Touch workspace. The Touch workspace features a tool that isn t otherwise available in InDesign the Drawing tool. With it, you can use intuitive gestures to create a layout, just as you can in Adobe Comp CC. 1. Open InDesign CC on a touch-enabled tablet, such as a Microsoft Surface Pro. Have the keyboard attached. 2. When the app opens on a touch-enabled device, it will automatically switch to the Touch workspace. Removing the keyboard will also switch to the Touch workspace. You may also tap the Switch to Touch Workspace in the upper right corner of InDesign or choose Touch from the Workspace menu. 3. Open the FIveDaysFromNowhere_Static.indd file and go to the slideshow on page View the page, then create a new blank page after it by tapping the Create new page icon at the bottom of the Touch UI. You ll use this blank page to show the Touch workspace and touch-enabled tools. 5. Point out the simplified tools around the edge of workspace. 6. On the new blank page, select the Drawing tool in the left Tool panel. 7. Draw out the shapes of the objects that are needed for the slideshow page: Draw perfect squares or circles and note how the shape snaps into the perfect dimension while sizing the shape. On the lower left side of the page, draw a large rectangle with an X in the middle. Point out that the outline color changes when InDesign recognizes the near-complete shape. The roughly drawn shape is converted to a rectangular image frame, which is gray by default. (If you want a rectangle, not a frame, don t draw the X. The simple rectangle will be black by default.) Show the context menu options at the top of the rectangle : Cut, Copy, Paste, Arrange, and more (Lock). Context options are also available in the panel on the right. Laying out a page like this is easy and intuitive using the new Touch workspace. Use natural shape drawing gestures (similar to Comp) to sketch out where you want picture frames or text boxes. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 11

12 Touch workspace (continued) Once you ve drawn a shape, you can resize text or place a graphic in the frame. 8. In the upper left corner, draw a line with a dot at the end. InDesign converts it to a line of placeholder text. This will be the header text. 9. Drag the slider on the right side of the text frame to change the text size to 24 pt. 10. Double-tap on the lorum ipsum text and type Preparing for the climb. Notice that you have been switched into the Type tool. If you need to move or resize the frame, switch back to the Draw or Selection tool. 11. Select the header text, and change the font and size using the Type panel on the right. Use Source Sans font. = Drawing a simple line with a dot at the end creates a text frame filled with placeholder text. Type in your text and select a font, etc type styling using the Text panel. The Touch workspace is simplified, but it contains many of the features of the standard workspace. For example, you can align text frames or other objects using the Align panel. 12. Below the header, draw a small rectangle with three horizontal lines in the rectangle. This creates a text frame and fills it with lorum ipsum placeholder text. You could also simply draw three horizontal lines with a dot at the end and then adjust the shape of the text frame. 13. Copy and paste the text frame so there are four columns of text across the top of the page. 14. Tap the Select tool and drag to select the heading, left frame of text, and the large rectangle that you drew first. Use the Align panel to align to the left. 15. Select all four text frames and select Distribute to vertical centers in the Align panel so the frames are evenly spaced and then select Align to Top. You may also tap and drag the frames to see alignment and spacing smart guides. Laying out the structure of a page is fast and easy using touch tools and drawing gestures. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 12

13 Touch workspace (continued) And you can place an image to fill a frame. I can even round the corners just by tapping. If I m not happy with a change, there s a Redo button handy. Of course, you can also use the same pinching gestures you re used to using on all your other touch devices. When you want to access the full InDesign feature set, just tap the Workspace dropdown at the top of the window to exit the Touch workspace. You can return to it at any time with a simple click. 16. Double-tap the large image frame you drew first (or choose File > Place, or open the CC Libraries panel to bring in a photo). Place the Blessing jpg image. 17. Using the Selection tool, tap the picture and show the small yellow button near the upper right corner. Tap to change to rounded corners. 18. Point out the Undo and Redo buttons on the left. 19. Draw six squares to the right of the large rectangle (for thumbnail pictures, plus a frame of text for captions under that. 20. Pinch the screen with two fingers to zoom out, and then spread the fingers to zoom in. 21. Continue designing the page using the Touch workspace or tap the Touch workspace menu at the top of the window to return to the standard InDesign UI. 22. Finish designing the page. Do not save it. Place photos and continue laying out the page using the Touch workspace or switch back to standard InDesign. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 13

14 OpenType enhancements New features in InDesign make it easier to find, preview, and apply OpenType features such as stylized characters and fractions. You can access OpenType options using the font menu, context menus that appear when you select text, and a new search feature in the Glyphs panel. It s now easier than ever to find the right character alternates when you re using Opentype fonts. If you need an accented character, or a true fraction, just select the text and click the option you want to apply. You can choose from any alternate glyphs available in the selected font. If there are more than 5, you can click an arrow to see them all in the Glyphs panel. 1. In InDesign CC, open the Five Days to Nowhere_Static.indd file. 2. Go to page 4, the chart of Nepalese peaks. 3. Select 3/4 in the # of Days row. The OpenType options appear - in this case, the true fraction option. 4. Select the 3/4 fraction option to apply it. You can use the mouse or press the Down arrow key and then press Enter or Return on the keyboard. 5. Select 1/2 in the same row, and apply the 1/2 fraction option for it, too. 6. Go to page 9 in the document, which has a quote over the sky formatted with Kari Display Pro font. 7. Highlight the individual letters y, g, p f, k and point out the alternative glyphs that appear under each. 8. Select one of the glyphs (using the mouse or arrow keys) to apply one of the alternate glyphs to customize that letter. Select the text, and then select the true fraction Open- Type alternate to apply it. You can still apply glyphs from the Glyphs panel but now you can search for what you want more efficiently. 9. Choose Window > Type & Tables > Glyphs. 10. In the Glyphs panel, choose Entire Font from the Show menu. Select a character to see all the available OpenType alternates, and then apply the one you want. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 14

15 OpenType enhancements (continued) Just type part of the name for example, copyright or tilde to find what you re looking for. This is especially useful for accessing symbols or accents used in different languages. 11. Type copyright in the search bar. As soon as you type cop, the Glyphs panel displays the copyright symbol. Double-click the symbol to add it to your text frame. 12. Type tilde to display all the characters that include a tilde. 13. Type acute to display all the glyphs that include an acute accent. Quickly find the copyright symbol in a font. You can search for all the characters with a particular accent mark. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 15

16 Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Additional Features November 2015 complete list of features included in this release: Publish Online Enhancements: 1. Improved transparency support. 2. Re-publish an updated document to the same link, or upload a new document to a new link or any existing link. 3. Allow readers to download a document as a PDF (Print). Includes ability to specify PDF presets to customize the PDF file. 4. Track views and unique readers in the Web Dashboard. 5. Option in Export dialogs to publish the document online after exporting a PDF or an EPUB. Check box in the dialogs will be OFF by default. 6. Button actions to visit external hyperlinks will not be treated as a pop-up. Popup blocker can be kept on by the users viewing the published output. 7. Hyperlinks and button actions now work on inline and anchored objects if parent text frame has any hyperlink. 8. External Hyperlinks in published documents will now work on Internet Explorer. 9. Japanese and ME: Vertical text hyperlinks will now work in the publish composer is used, they might not work. New OpenType and Glyph Features: 1. Ability to select alternate glyphs on selection - faster and easier access to the power of OpenType fonts; preview and apply alternate characters, superscripts and subscripts, and fractions, right from your selected text. 2. Search in the Glyphs panel: Ability to search all the glyphs in a font based on it s name, unicode value and GID value. New Touch Workspace in InDesign: 1. For designers who work on a Surface Pro 3 (or higher) or other Windows 8 (or higher) tablet, the InDesign Touch workspace brings exciting new and intuitive ways to create layouts, mirroring the touch gestures of Comp CC. Natural drawing movements transform into layout elements like a block of text, a headline or an image placeholder. 2. The Touch workspace features a tool that isn t otherwise available in InDesign the Drawing tool. With it, you can use intuitive gestures to create a layout real quick, just as you can in Comp CC. 3. The Touch workspace is simplified, but it contains many of the features of the standard workspace. For example, you can align text frames or other objects using the Align panel. 4. The contextual UI controls and font size slider allow to do your work faster. Creative Cloud Libraries Enhancements: 1. Moving assets into and out of libraries is more efficient now : You can add all the styles in a paragraph style group or character style group to a library with a single click and also from a Library to character or paragraph style panels. 2. All swatches in a group can now be added to a library with a single click. Vice versa, you can also select multiple colors in CC Libraries and add them to your swatches panel. 3. Add swatches from a color theme to the Swatches panel: You can now add all the swatches from a color theme to your Swatches panel. 4. Edit Original: Now you can edit CC Library images and graphics. Clicking the asset in the CC Library will launch the application used to create it. Make and save your changes, and the asset will be updated in the CC Library, available for use in any Creative Cloud app. 5. Search for assets in your Creative Cloud libraries: Choose whether to search the current library or all libraries, and then type your search criteria. Results appear in the CC Libraries panel. 6. Search Adobe Stock from your CC Libraries panel.: You ll see the same search results in the CC Libraries panel that you see on the Adobe Stock website. Download a preview or license an image. Accessibility Enhancement: 1. Set the Title, instead of the file name, to display when viewing the PDF file, in order to meet accessibility requirements. Adobe InDesign CC (November 2015 Release) Feature Guide 16