Hello, I work in a team that produces leaflets. I am the only designer who uses Indesign and my collaborators use powerpoint to send me the briefs for new projects. I wanted to know if there was a more efficient method that doesn't require buying more Indesign licenses. We use InCopy for proofreading and corrections of existing documents but I was wondering if Adobe offers a tool to prepare Indesign compatible drafts. (Like Comp CC but for Windows) Thank you!
Adobe recommends using Acrobat for a proofing tool, but when it comes to graphics art production on the desktop, Adobe maintains that you have to purchase the full-featured tool subscriptions if that's what you want to do. So if you want an Adobe tool that does the work of InDesign, you're going to have to subscribe to InDesign.
Tell them to use Word. At least that way, you can easily import the content into InDesign. But, without seeing the content and the design, it's impossible to give you any solid advice.
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