We don't have any developer sessions scheduled for New York at this time. However, you can catch a recorded session at http://www.placeware.com/cc/adobe/view?id=ID101&pw =418093 .
If there's enough interest, we'll consider taking it on the road.
MNR
If you're attending WWDC, you might be interested in learning more about writing InDesign Plug-ins. On May 7th, Adobe will run two sessions focused on creating plug-ins for Adobe InDesign. (One session will be in Japanese, the other will be in English.) Both sessions will provide a one and one-half hour overview on how to get started, and will approach the subject from a programmers point of view. (We'll keep the marketing to an absolute minimum!)
Here are some details you'll want to know:
The sessions run concurrently from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, May 7th.
One session will be presented in Japanese, the other session in English.
There is no cost to attend this session.
The sessions will be held at Adobe Headquarters in San Jose, located at 345 Park Ave, San Jose, CA 95110. This is two blocks from the San Jose convention center. Watch for signs in the Adobe entrance at Park Ave and Almaden Blvd. You can find a map to Adobe Headquarters at http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/pdfs/sjmap.pdf
Although the session is open, there is a limit to the number of people that we can admit. Admission will be open until we fill the capacity of the room.
We assume that you have a basic knowledge of Macintosh Programming.
Any questions can be directed to...
In Japan - InDesign-J DevTech Engineer, Ken Sadahiro (sadahiro@adobe.com)
Everywhere else - Mark Niemann-Ross, Developer evangelist for InDesign. mnr@adobe.com, phone: 503/860-2183
LINKS:
For more information about creating plug-ins for Adobe products, go to:
For Japan - http://www.adobe.co.jp/partners/asn/main.html
If you're a programmer reading about QuarkXPress, you might be interested in learning more about writing InDesign Plug-ins. On May 7th, Adobe will run two sessions focused on creating plug-ins for Adobe InDesign. (One session will be in Japanese, the other will be in English.) Both sessions will provide a one and one-half hour overview on how to get started, and will approach the subject from a programmers point of view. (We'll keep the marketing to an absolute minimum!)
Here are some details you'll want to know:
The sessions run concurrently from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, May 7th.
One session will be presented in Japanese, the other session in English.
There is no cost to attend this session.
The sessions will be held at Adobe Headquarters in San Jose, located at 345 Park Ave, San Jose, CA 95110. This is two blocks from the San Jose convention center. Watch for signs in the Adobe entrance at Park Ave and Almaden Blvd. You can find a map to Adobe Headquarters at http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/pdfs/sjmap.pdf
Although the session is open, there is a limit to the number of people that we can admit. Admission will be open until we fill the capacity of the room.
We assume that you have a basic knowledge of Macintosh Programming.
Any questions can be directed to...
- In Japan - InDesign-J DevTech Engineer, Ken Sadahiro (sadahiro@adobe.com)
- Everywhere else - Mark Niemann-Ross, Developer evangelist for InDesign.
mnr@adobe.com, phone: 503/860-2183
LINKS:
For more information about creating plug-ins for Adobe products, go to:
For Japan - http://www.adobe.co.jp/partners/asn/main.html
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We don't have any developer sessions scheduled for New York at this time. However, you can catch a recorded session at http://www.placeware.com/cc/adobe/view?id=ID101&pw =418093 .
If there's enough interest, we'll consider taking it on the road.
MNR
- The sessions run concurrently from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, May 7th.
- One session will be presented in Japanese, the other session in English.
- There is no cost to attend this session.
- The sessions will be held at Adobe Headquarters in San Jose, located at 345 Park Ave, San Jose, CA 95110. This is two blocks from the San Jose convention center. Watch for signs in the Adobe entrance at Park Ave and Almaden Blvd. You can find a map to Adobe Headquarters at http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/pdfs/sjmap.pdf
- Although the session is open, there is a limit to the number of people that we can admit. Admission will be open until we fill the capacity of the room.
- We assume that you have a basic knowledge of Macintosh Programming.
- Any questions can be directed to...
- In Japan - InDesign-J DevTech Engineer, Ken Sadahiro (sadahiro@adobe.com)
- Everywhere else - Mark Niemann-Ross, Developer evangelist for InDesign. mnr@adobe.com, phone: 503/860-2183
LINKS:For more information about creating plug-ins for Adobe products, go to:
For more information about Adobe InDesign, go to:
- The sessions run concurrently from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, May 7th.
- One session will be presented in Japanese, the other session in English.
- There is no cost to attend this session.
- The sessions will be held at Adobe Headquarters in San Jose, located at 345 Park Ave, San Jose, CA 95110. This is two blocks from the San Jose convention center. Watch for signs in the Adobe entrance at Park Ave and Almaden Blvd. You can find a map to Adobe Headquarters at http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/pdfs/sjmap.pdf
- Although the session is open, there is a limit to the number of people that we can admit. Admission will be open until we fill the capacity of the room.
- We assume that you have a basic knowledge of Macintosh Programming.
- Any questions can be directed to...
- In Japan - InDesign-J DevTech Engineer, Ken Sadahiro (sadahiro@adobe.com)
- Everywhere else - Mark Niemann-Ross, Developer evangelist for InDesign.
mnr@adobe.com, phone: 503/860-2183
LINKS:For more information about creating plug-ins for Adobe products, go to:
For more information about Adobe InDesign, go to: