Infigo sample product: personalised wedding invitation (5 x 7 in / 127 x 178 mm, 3 mm bleed)
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What is in this pack
- WeddingInvitation/WeddingInvitation.indd   the InDesign template, already set up in Infigo Invent:
    * Resources: Font Set "Invitation fonts" (Georgia, Gabriola, Palatino Linotype) and Color Set "Accent colours"
      (Charcoal, Sage green, Dusty rose, Midnight navy), each with a dropdown (labels + default items set)
    * Names -> Text Variable, with Text Color -> "Accent colours" and Font Option -> "Invitation fonts"
    * Request line -> Dropdown Variable "Wording" (Formal / Relaxed / Joyful)
    * Wedding date -> Date Variable "WeddingDate" (custom format dd MMMM yyyy)
    * Ceremony time -> Time Variable "CeremonyTime" (12-hour clock, 2:00 pm)
    * Boolean "IncludeReception" + Setup Logic: show the Reception line when ticked, hide it otherwise
    * Opening line, Venue, Reception and RSVP -> Text Variables; every frame locked; form order set
    * adding extra text / image fields switched off (Invent > Setup > Field)
- WeddingInvitation/Links/        the invitation artwork used by the template
- WeddingInvitation.mex           the same template exported from Invent, ready to import into a MegaEdit product

Fonts
The template uses Georgia, Gabriola and Palatino Linotype (Windows fonts). The InDesign package does not include them;
the .mex contains the font files Invent packages at export. Before offering fonts to customers, make sure your
licence allows embedding, web and print use.

How to use it
1. Open WeddingInvitation.indd in InDesign with the Infigo Invent plugin installed. Look through each tab of the
   Invent panel (Resources, Variables incl. Setup Logic, Properties, Setup, Export) to see how it is configured.
2. Either export your own .mex from Invent's Export tab, or use WeddingInvitation.mex as it is.
3. In your Infigo admin, create a MegaEdit product and import the .mex (see the Academy page for the steps).

The artwork and the names are fictional samples created for this guide.
