sick of all that leaving the layout window in indesign just to open other adobe elements?
if this is the case… then i’ve got good news:

you can save time if you’ll use bridge/browse in indesign!
i’m talking about that icon in the control palette that looks like a folder and magnifying glass: this one!

that you can find here:

it launches adobe bridge (or switches to it, if bridge is already running).
to do that, just hold down the ctrl key when you click. bridge appears and fills the screen.
or hold down both ctrl + alt +click bridge and it will open a new window for you automatically.

note that you can also find this feature using the menu, too: File > Browse. and… also note that as far as i know this is a cs2 option only…

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