Indesignlive has been hitting new heights of late, and we’re proud to share that we recorded over 41,000 unique visitors to the site last month. That means a whole lot of people coming to Indesignlive for their daily design fix! Thank you to all our readers for your continued support, and stay tuned as we […]
November 11th, 2011
Indesignlive has been hitting new heights of late, and we’re proud to share that we recorded over 41,000 unique visitors to the site last month.
That means a whole lot of people coming to Indesignlive for their daily design fix!
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