The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that were addressed include:
Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.
Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.
Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.
Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.
- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.
To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that were addressed include:
Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.
Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.
Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.
Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.
- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.
To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that were addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that were addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that were addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that were addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.
For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf ( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, and then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.
For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf
( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.

For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf ( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, and then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.

For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf
( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.

For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf ( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, and then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.

For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf
( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.
For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf ( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.
For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf
( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.

For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf ( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.

For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf
( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.

For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf ( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.

For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf
( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.
For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf ( 64 KB / 2 pages)

You can now easily integrate Adobe After Effects projects with Adobe LiveMotion. Create your complex animations in After Effects, then export your project as an Adobe Motion Exchange (AMX) format (.amx) file. Import this file into LiveMotion and then continue to work.
For information on using the LiveMotion (AMX) export feature in After Effects 5.5, please see:
AMX_Export_Guide.pdf
( 64 KB / 2 pages)