OpenType fonts are the new standard! Any new fonts you buy today will most likely be in OpenType format and the beauty is that InDesign CS2 takes complete advantage of them. In this video you'll see how to unlock the power of the OpenType fonts you already have!
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Create a PDF Portfolio or Magazine with InDesign and Share It Online
How To:
Create headline styles using effects in Adobe InDesign
How To:
Install missing document fonts in Adobe InDesign CS5
How To:
Set up pagination in Adobe InDesign
How To:
Add basic buttons to page-flip PDFs or SWFs in InDesign
How To:
Create a stroke & apply 3D effects in Illustrator CS3
How To:
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How To:
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Add auto page numbering in indesign CS3 & CS4
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Create tables with XML in Adobe InDesign CS5
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How To:
Create running headers and footers in InDesign CS3
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Add auto page numbering in InDesign CS2
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Use Adobe InDesign's drag and drop text options
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Spell check and use Autocorrect in InDesign CS2
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How To:
Add rules and line attributes in InDesign
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Use assignment packages when working in Adobe InCopy CS5
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