InDesign/InCopy Help is now live in other languages

By Bob Bringhurst on November 11, 2008 6:09 AM | 2 Comments

* Updated January 22, 2009 *

Localized versions of InDesign and InCopy Help are now available. You're probably wondering why this concerns you. Well, it doesn't -- unless you want to read InDesign or InCopy help topics in a different language.

I think I know what your next question is. If this topic isn't useful to anyone, why are you posting it? I'm glad you asked. It's an excellent question. The answer to that excellent question is that search engines like Google and Yahoo need to index these web pages, and the fact that I'm posting them on this Adobe blog helps them to get indexed faster. In a few days, our InDesign friends in Japan and France will be able to view CS4 help topics in their search results.

Community Help is available in each of these languages.

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Daniel Ahlstedt | January 21, 2009 1:52 PM | Reply

Hi Bob!

When will InDesign help be available in Swedish? It would help a lot since my installation at work is in Swedish.

Cheers
Daniel

[Bob - I'm not sure if InDesign has been localized into Swedish yet. I'll look into it and let you know what I find out.]

Bob Bringhurst | January 22, 2009 3:59 PM | Reply

Daniel - Swedish InDesign Help is located here:

http://help.adobe.com/sv_SE/InDesign/6.0/

I also added all the rest of the languages into which InDesign is translated. I think this list is complete.

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