You had me until this:

"When a text frameÂ’s content is full of run-on sentences and deadwood phrases, CS5 users can enable the new feature and then scale the text frame with the Selection tool. Instead of changing the size of the type, CS5 edits the text (removing the unimportant verbage) to reduce the word count while keeping the meaning of the content intact."

If that were true, very few of my government clients' projects would end up including words.

LOLing,
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On 01 Apr 2010, at 8:36 AM, AM Concepcion wrote:

> If you can't wait for April 12, (Adobe's official launch date for CS5), check out the latest story on our InDesignSecrets.com blog, where we leak some major new features in InDesign CS5. Such as content-aware text scaling (similar to Photoshop's content-aware image scaling), new page sizes, and Wii support:
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> http://indesignsecrets.com/indesign-cs5-every-feature-revealed-in-amazing-april-1-scoop.php
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