indesign

First, my apologies if this is the wrong way to post, I am new and may have misunderstood something.

Hi all. I've received quite a few queries about how things are going with the InDesign Integration Kit (IIK) package and the Chimp layout automatisation software. I'm happy that so many people are excited about the project and I'd like to give you an update on where we're headed.

(If you don't know what I'm talking about you should probably see the linked post first :-))

Hey guys,

I'm the editor of a Harvard weekly called The Voice. Our online edition is based on Drupal, check it out at www.theHvoice.com
Anyhow, I was wondering if anyone has any idea how to connect InCopy with Drupal - in other words, to export XML to Drupal,
and use Drupal as a true newsroom CMS?

Best,
M.

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Greetings! I am a former newspaper lackey who is currently tasked with fleshing out the integration of DTP apps in our company (I work for a non-profit telco co-op) with our online presence both externally through our company website and internally on our intranet. Both of these environments are powered by Drupal exclusively.

Hiya, I'm the "technical advisor" for a small student newspaper that's going to switch to Drupal, and I'll share my experiences up 'till now. When I started out the workflow was almost non-existent: articles spread over word-files, e-mails, corrected printouts and more word-files all in one unstructured heap. So under my guidance we switched to a modified version of TextPattern (I created some hacks for managing editions, workflow for the editors, and last but not least automatic XML export tailored for use in InDesign).