It's really for pros, which is why the $699 price shouldn't sticker-shock you into a heart attack. InDesign has never been a tool for casual users. Other new but more general features aren't wildly exciting, although they may pique your interest if they hit on specific tasks that you routinely perform in InDesign, like using anchored objects or designing pages with dozens of layered elements that get sandwiched in the pile and become difficult to grab. InDesign CS5.5 contains a number of improvements that are significant to anyone who exports pages to digital platforms. Its most recent release, Adobe InDesign CS5.5 ($699, direct upgrades from $119), is the first point release for the product in a very long time, but that has more to do with how Adobe is restructuring its release cycles than what's included in the upgrade. Adobe InDesign has been the leading page designing software for at least five years in part because it hasn't neglected the digital side of the publishing world. Visual design couldn't be more crucial in an age when people read more than they ever have before-on computer screens, smartphones, iPads and tablets, Kindles and e-readers. The design of a page can say as much as the words on it.
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