Hi. David Dilling from Markzware here.
Today, I'm going to show you
InDesign to Scribd,
Scribd.com, many of you may know it,
a place where you can upload documents and share them with others to read and download.
PageZephyr 2.0 is more than just a Mac desktop search engine.
It will allow you to export to various internet sites and formats.
And today's demonstration will show you how PageZephyr
can allow you to find
edit, let's say, reuse, repurpose, get rid of legacy information,
and go right from InDesign to Scribd with a click or two.
It's really neat, really easy.
So let's go check it out.
Alright, so here we are within PageZephyr 2.
We can see all the indexed content i have here:
QuarkXPress, InDesign, even bad InDesign files, which, by the way, we can fix,
Microsoft Publisher...
We have all these different DTP file types
on my hard drive or on my network, and PageZephyr can index and allow me to search them
the keywords.
And once I find the content, for instance, this document here,
I can very quickly go in and
edit out information,
change legacy information,
to be updated,
so I can use that
up on the internet.
Okay, so once we
edit out this information that we don't need...
So, now we've got this information updated,
I can even make
the font bigger,
I can change font types, I can change colors, I can do all kinds of cool things,
take the stylized content and style it even further.
Okay, so that's one neat thing in PageZephyr, the ability to find
content and ability to edit the content without opening the native application.
Now, I can,
if I want to,
reveal the document in Finder or open the document
right up within InDesign.
And this is, indeed, another feature of the product, the ability to find
content and take you back into the native file, where you can work within,
you know, within your familiar
InDesign CS5, or CS4, whatever it might be.
Alright, so here we see
the native document
and we can get all the...
see all the native information,
but an easy way to get this content right up to the internet is via PageZephyr 2's
New upload features,
as you can see, many of them here.
Post to the PageZephyr content portal,
to your WordPress blog,
to your Google Docs
account,
to your Box.net account,
or this example's case,
to your Scribd account.
So, now we have this, this document, this small manual of sorts.
Let's post it up to Scribd.
How does that work within PageZephyr?
InDesign to Scribd
with a click or two.
Exporting
to Scribd is actually quite easy. You just fill in your username and your password.
You can save your Scribd account information, if you like, as well, for a quicker
log in the next time.
You have to agree to the terms and conditions, the copyright policy,
which you can read here,
and you get
a title optional.
In this case, we'll call it
"FlightCheck-Sales-Guide"
and we hit Export,
and that's that!
PageZephyr does the rest!
InDesign right up to Scribd.
In mere seconds, we see a report. Alright, so there, we see a file,
this InDesign content, stylized textual content,
has just been transferred and uploaded
right to Scribd.
Effectively, an InDesign to Scribd conversion.
Alright, let's go check it out.
Okay, so here we are within Scribd.com, in my own little account here.
And check this out! Look at that nice preview we get of that document we just had
in PageZephyr, which is InDesign content, which was...
was content locked up on our desktop
on our drive
within a proprietary file format, QuarkXPress, Microsoft Publisher, in this
case, Adobe InDesign right to Scribd.
So, let's click on it and see how it looks.
Wow! Would you look at that?
Pretty much exactly the way it was just in the PageZephyr window.
The colorization, stylization, the fonts, the size, everything is there.
It really is just lovely,
quite amazing what PageZephyr can do for you,
get this old
legacy content, which I can update. I can change information within PageZephyr
and free it up to the internet, in this case,
InDesign right to Scribd.com with a click or two.
Alright, that was our demonstration today on PageZephyr 2.
It's more than just a desktop search engine or desktop search app
for the Macintosh.
Not only will it find content and allow you to open and
update that content within you native applications,
like InDesign, QuarkXPress, and Microsoft Publisher,
it'll also allow you to repurpose that content and edit, even mix and match from different
documents,
re-stylize if you need to, and go right up to the internet, in this case, InDesign
to Scribd.
David Dilling for Markzware, saying thank you.
Check out the 30-day demo.
Try it for yourself. See for yourself how powerful and awesome this
very affordable
desktop
search and export
application is for the Macintosh, only 99 dollars or 99 Euros,
for a limited time.
So, check it out and hit the Buy Now button, because you will not be sorry.
Thank you. David Dilling from Markzware,
signing off.