Adobe InDesign is the document-making arms of the Adobe CS4 family of products. This video tutorial demonstrates some handy tips for using it more effectively, including how to prepare InDesign documents for printing and some tips for what color modes and dpi's to use when preparing your documents.
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Add basic buttons to page-flip PDFs or SWFs in InDesign
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Use image frames & object styles in Adobe InDesign CS4
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Maintain a good editing workflow when working in InDesign & InCopy CS5
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Import XML into the Adobe InDesign CS5 Product Sheet
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Create perspective text with a drop shadow in Adobe Photoshop
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Import XML using the Structure pane in InDesign CS5
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Specify exact match and range in GREP using InDesign
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Synchronize master pages in InDesign CS3
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How To:
Create rollover effects in InDesign that work in PDF
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How To:
Create a PDF Portfolio or Magazine with InDesign and Share It Online
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How To:
Set up pagination in Adobe InDesign
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How To:
Install missing document fonts in Adobe InDesign CS5
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How To:
Create tables with XML in Adobe InDesign CS5
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How To:
Create a table of contents using InDesign CS3
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How To:
Design a photobook in Adobe InDesign
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How To:
Create a stroke & apply 3D effects in Illustrator CS3
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How To:
Use camera raw with Adobe InDesign
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How To:
Place images in tables using InDesign CS3
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How To:
Add basic buttons to page-flip PDFs or SWFs in InDesign
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How To:
Maintain a good editing workflow when working in InDesign & InCopy CS5
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How To:
Use image frames & object styles in Adobe InDesign CS4
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How To:
Add headers and footers to tables in InDesign CS3
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How To:
Create pagination in Adobe InDesign
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How To:
Create perspective text with a drop shadow in Adobe Photoshop
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How To:
Use assignment packages when working in Adobe InCopy CS5
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How To:
Import XML into the Adobe InDesign CS5 Product Sheet
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Move and position elements within Adobe InDesign CS5
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How To:
Import XML using the Structure pane in InDesign CS5
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