Infigo sample product: table talker (two A5 panels on one 148 x 420 mm sheet, 3 mm bleed, folded at 210 mm)
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What is in this pack
- TableTalker/TableTalker.indd   the InDesign template, already set up in Infigo Invent:
    * front panel at the bottom; back panel at the top, turned 180 degrees so it reads the right way once folded
    * Resources: Color Set "Bar colours" (Coral, Juniper, Navy, Gold) and Clipart Set "Offer images" (3 pictures)
      with its dropdown variable, labelled "Offer type"
    * Color Variable "Accent" (Resource mode, Bar colours) -> Text Color of the headline and price on both panels
    * both picture frames -> the Offer images dropdown
    * Headline, OfferText, Price, WiFiDetails -> Text Variables; each back-panel frame uses its front twin's variable
    * Setup Logic: if Offer images = Free Wi-Fi, show the Wi-Fi details and hide the price; else the reverse
    * every editable frame locked; adding extra fields switched off (Invent > Setup)
    * layers: locked Background (panels, logos, the fold line in the spot colour "Crease", overprinting) BELOW the
      Editable layer
- TableTalker/Links/       the panel background, logo and default offer picture used by the template
- Offer images/            the three pictures in the Offer images set (you pick these file names in Setup Logic)
- TableTalker.mex          the same template exported from Invent, ready to import into a MegaEdit product

Fonts
The template uses Arial. The InDesign package does not include it (Arial ships with Windows and macOS); the .mex
contains the font files Invent packages at export.

How to use it
1. Open TableTalker.indd in InDesign with the Infigo Invent plugin installed and look through each Invent tab.
2. Either export your own .mex from Invent's Export tab, or use TableTalker.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, pictures and the "Juniper & Oak" brand are fictional samples created for this guide.
