In this episode: News: InDesign Conference 2014, CC update, Mike Rankin new EIC of InDesignSecrets.com A few great third-party companies you should know about The State of the Flattening Universe: Still need to flatten transparency when exporting to PDF for press? Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: False Italic News and special offers from our sponsors: >> eDocker: With eDocker CREATE! it's very easy to build interactive publications directly from Adobe InDesign to be published as standalone HTML5 web-app or eDocker PUBLISH! publication. With eDocker PUBLISH! service anyone can easily share eDocker CREATE! files or plain PDF to all computer and iPad users, publications can be free/public, paid/subscribed or private. Special offer for InDesignSecrets podcast listeners saves hundreds of dollars off either or both services, check it out! >> Recosoft makes the amazing PDF2ID, PDF-to-InDesign conversion tool for InDesign CS4 through CC (Creative Cloud). Recosoft also just released ID2Office v2.0 which converts InDesign files to Word, PowerPoint and Keynote format. ID2Office v2.0 now adds support for InDesign CC and converts InDesign nested tables into Word nested tables and Apple Keynote format. ID Secrets Users get 15% off PDF2ID v3.5 or ID2Office Standard v2.0 with coupon code ID_Secrets, offer good until June 30, 2014. Links mentioned in this podcast: InDesign Conference: Nov 3–5, 2014, in Seattle InDesign Magazine InDesignSecrets membership Sign up for a link and reminder of the Adobe CC update webinar on June 18 The PePcon 2014 Sponsors page has details and links for XMPie, Rorohiko, Ripon Printers, Recosoft, Em Software, eDocker, Aquafadas, and Adobe (reverse alpha FTW!) Claudia McCue's Adobe Creative Suite Printing Guide (direct link to the PDF) Claudia's book Real World Print Production and some great posts here and on her blog David's Creating Print PDF video title on lynda.com will be released shortly Adobe PDF Print Engine info See "False Italic" appear in Anne-Marie's flame war-igniting ID Secrets video on making fake bold and italic