One of the graphic features Adobe InDesign borrows from Adobe Illustrator is Compound Paths. In this episode Terry White will show you how to take advantage of Compound Paths to create an effect of looking through window panes into an image. This tip comes from Terry's team member Colin Fleming.
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Import XML into the Adobe InDesign CS5 Product Sheet
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Create a PDF Portfolio or Magazine with InDesign and Share It Online
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Span and split columns in Adobe InDesign CS5
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Specify exact match and range in GREP using InDesign
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Add basic buttons to page-flip PDFs or SWFs in InDesign
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Add auto page numbering in indesign CS3 & CS4
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Set up pagination in Adobe InDesign
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Create pagination in Adobe InDesign
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Set up a document for book cover design in Adobe InDesign CS5
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Use the application window in Adobe InDesign CS5
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Import XML into the Adobe InDesign CS5 Product Sheet
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Create tables with XML in Adobe InDesign CS5
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Move and position elements within Adobe InDesign CS5
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Import XML using the Structure pane in InDesign CS5
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Create XML documents when using Adobe InDesign CS5
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