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Kindle Plugin for Adobe InDesign for Windows 0.96 Beta released

Ron Ron
November 28, 2020
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Kindle Plugin for Adobe InDesign (Beta) is a plug-in designed to make it easier for publishers to convert documents or books created in Adobe InDesign to Kindle Format 8. Kindle Plugin for Adobe InDesign converts the InDesign source content to a single file which supports both KF8 and Mobi formats enabling publishers to create great-looking books that work on all Kindle devices and apps.

Highlights of Kindle Plugin functionality:

– Seamless integration into InDesign
– Direct conversion of InDesign file to a single file which supports both KF8 and Mobi formats
– Easy export for most InDesign text formatting
– Ability to adjust image quality
– Adding and editing of metadata for Kindle books
– Formatting for table of contents
– Auto updates for future enhancements

Kindle Plugin for Adobe InDesign for Windows 0.96 Beta

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