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you can use subversion <br />
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here is a cs5 (but cs6 should be the same) tutorial <br />
<a href="http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cs5/working-with-subversion-and-dreamweaver/" rel="ugc">http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cs5/working-with-subversion-and-dreamweaver/</a>
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you can use subversion

here is a cs5 (but cs6 should be the same) tutorial
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cs5/working-with-subversion-and-dreamweaver/ [http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cs5/working-with-subversion-and-dreamweaver/]

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With adobe products you can download a 30 day trial and test the above examples
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With adobe products you can download a 30 day trial and test the above examples

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Is it possible to allow multiple designers to work on a single InDesign CS6 file, <i>(no designer will work on the same page</i>) each designer working on a range of pages?<br />
If its not possible, is there any other options are there to allow multiple users to access the file, or if there is a way to export out of indesign a certain page range, and then import back again with the changes back into the indesign file, this would also mean there would be no copy, paste of the content.
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Is it possible to allow multiple designers to work on a single InDesign CS6 file, (no designer will work on the same page) each designer working on a range of pages?
If its not possible, is there any other options are there to allow multiple users to access the file, or if there is a way to export out of indesign a certain page range, and then import back again with the changes back into the indesign file, this would also mean there would be no copy, paste of the content.

Co Authoring in InDesign CS6

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Page Layout Software

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Illustration Software

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