> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/getting-started.md).

# Getting started

- [Welcome!](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/getting-started/readme.md): Welcome to our EasyCatalog for Adobe InDesign support page!
- [First steps](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/getting-started/1.-first-steps.md): Learn how to install and activate the EasyCatalog plug-in
- [What is EasyCatalog?](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/getting-started/1.-first-steps/what-is-easycatalog.md): EasyCatalog is the most complete catalog automation plug-in for Adobe InDesign
- [30 days trial version](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/getting-started/1.-first-steps/30-days-trial-version.md): Use EasyCatalog without any restrictions for 30 days
- [Purchasing and activating EasyCatalog](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/getting-started/1.-first-steps/purchasing-and-activating-easycatalog.md): Please, contact us so that we can advise you on the version and modules of EasyCatalog that best suits your needs
- [Transferring an activation](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/getting-started/1.-first-steps/transferring-an-activation.md): EasyCatalog can only be activated on one computer, but you can easily transfer the license to another
- [Opening EasyCatalog documents on other computers](https://easycatalog.nousmedis.com/getting-started/1.-first-steps/opening-easycatalog-documents-on-other-computers.md): Documents created with EasyCatalog can be opened and edited in a copy of InDesign that does not have the EasyCatalog plug-ins loaded


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