Stefania,
I use the Adobe suite for most of my exhibit labels, specifically InDesign & Illustrator. The native text editing in sufficient for our labels. With the various programs being streamlined together, it is easy to create a template in say, Illustrator, and then import it to InDesign for text editing and manipulation. InDesign offers a lot of editing options beyond spelling and grammar. You can adjust the kerning, line spacing, paragraph spacing, etc. I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a fast and easy solution for label creation.
Best,
James------------------------------
James Hart
Exhibits Designer
North Carolina Transportation Museum
Spencer, NC 28159
(704)636-2889 ext. 256
james.hart@ncdr.gov------------------------------
Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 10:50 AM
From: Stefania Van Dyke
Subject: Seeking label editing software recs.
Hi all –
Does anyone use a text editing software program that they can recommend for exhibition text? I mean something that streamlines the workflow and organizes the process, not something that edits for you (!).
Thanks!
Stefania
Stefania Van Dyke
Senior Interpretive Specialist, Textile Art & Fashion and Special Projects
720-913-0059
svandyke@denverartmuseum.org
Denver Art Museum
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