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  On January 22, 2007

  Tanya wrote:

  InDesign and Illustrator are my current preferred tools for wireframing (and additional documentation that I usually include in the same deliverable).

  I’m really looking forward to your next article. I’m especially curious about your strategy for reusable objects. I’m never sure whether a given object should be handled in a master, placed illustrator file or kept in a snippet in adobe bridge. In fact which parts you do in InDesign and which in Illustrator in general will be very interesting to see.

  Have you written a functional spec reusing these objects?

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  On February 12, 2008

  Brian Henkel wrote:

  Hi Todd,

  Did I overlook the final two installments of your series, ““InDesign Basics: Maximizing InDesign for Wireframing” & “Pulling It All Together: In Practice”, or are these still works in progress? Looking forward to them, as there isn’t an overabundance of literature out there on using InDesign for wireframing.

  Thanks,
  Brian

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  On March 25, 2009

  swulff wrote:

  Hi Todd,

  I too am looking for the final two installments of your “InDesign Basics” series. Please tell me they are somewhere. I was so excited to read the first two.

  Thanks,
  Suzie

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  On July 8, 2009

  Shilpa wrote:

  Greetings Todd,
  I’ve carefully read, and soon hope to apply the knowledge I have gained from your wireframing guidelines. I am particularly excited with the prospects of combininig Illustrator and InDesign. In any case, I am only a novice at Illustrator, and would like to learn InDesign. I am sincerely intersted in reading your article, “InDesign Basics: Maximizing InDesign for Wireframing”. I hope to read your new book, and hope to read this next installment. If you have any suggestions on getting familiar with these tools please share. Thank you for your generous information! Best, Shilpa

• 
  On April 5, 2009

  Todd Zaki Warfel wrote:

  They’re coming, but probably not until this Sumer after my Prototyping book is done.

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