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Creating simple tables with EasyCatalog

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Which table design is right for my catalog? [-]

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Catalog Automation Pty Ltd has compiled Catalog Tips for use by its own customers and others interested in learning more about catalogs, including automated catalog creation.

In compiling Catalog Tips we have deliberately focussed on our preferred workflow methodology, omitting content which we prefer not to use.

EasyCatalog is a software solution developed for use within Adobe® InDesign® by 65bit Software Ltd. Catalog Automation Pty Ltd is an authorised reseller of EasyCatalog.

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