InDesign is a versatile page layout software that provides pixel-perfect control over layout and design. In addition to the print, InDesign coupled with Digital Publishing Suite provides one of the easiest and most efficient methods of publishing on tablets.  This new release: InDesign CS6 carries new features and tools that will change the way you work. You can leverage and adapt content for different page sizes, devices and screens.

There are so many new features, that it’s easy to get confused. InDesignSecrets.com created a pretty comprehensive list for all of us.

While most of the features can be used to create multiple types of outputs, some are quite specific. I’ve made an attempt to list down (most?) of the InDesign new features, and categorized them as per the workflow they’re most likely to be used in.^#1

I wonder if I missed any? Over the next few weeks, I’ll add links to the table above to lead you to the detailed information about these features.

Have you tried InDesign CS6 ? Download a trial. Incase you need it, see the instructions to install a trial.

^#1Your mileage may vary, but we’ll probably be heading in the same general direction.