Dr. Foss came by for help with InDesign. He's facing a deadline of September 1 to submit a sample of his book to the publisher in camera-ready format (in other words, in PDF produced from InDesign), but InDesign is not the world's simplest program, and his main focus ought really to be on writing the book rather than fighting with the layout software. I'm not in a position right now to put in the amount of time required to get InDesign 3, learn it, and then set up the book in time for the deadline, especially since the source documents, in Word, use inline styles instead of named styles. However, I think we might take on the task of creating the final document in time for the January 1 submission deadline. I'll discuss that with our folks, and if it's approved, we'll get a copy of InDesign 3, and I'll begin learning it, and set aside some time in the fall to do the work. In the meantime, he'll work on implementing named styles in his Word documents, and learning enough InDesign to get something together for the September submission.