InDesign's Eye Dropper Tool offers more than meets the eye. With InDesign CS2 you can sample just about anything thing and re-apply it over and over again. In this video we'll learn how to sample colors from images and apply those colors to text, and we'll also see a neat trick that allows you to sample frame attributes and apply them to other frames.
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Perform remote image adjustment in InDesign
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Import XML into the Adobe InDesign CS5 Product Sheet
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Set up pagination in Adobe InDesign
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Create rollover effects in InDesign that work in PDF
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Add headers and footers to tables in InDesign CS3
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Create pagination in Adobe InDesign
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Add auto page numbering in InDesign CS2
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Use camera raw with Adobe InDesign
How To:
Create a PDF Portfolio or Magazine with InDesign and Share It Online
How To:
Perform remote image adjustment in InDesign
How To:
Import XML into the Adobe InDesign CS5 Product Sheet
How To:
Set up pagination in Adobe InDesign
How To:
Create rollover effects in InDesign that work in PDF
How To:
Add headers and footers to tables in InDesign CS3
How To:
Create pagination in Adobe InDesign
How To:
Create perspective text with a drop shadow in Adobe Photoshop
How To:
Add auto page numbering in indesign CS3 & CS4
How To:
Install missing document fonts in Adobe InDesign CS5
How To:
Use image frames & object styles in Adobe InDesign CS4
How To:
Create an index in InDesign CS3
How To:
Use transparency effects in InDesign CS3
How To:
Design a photobook in Adobe InDesign
How To:
Place images in tables using InDesign CS3
How To:
Add basic buttons to page-flip PDFs or SWFs in InDesign
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Move and position elements within Adobe InDesign CS5
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Effectively use Adobe InDesign CS4 to make documents
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Use camera raw with Adobe InDesign
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Create headline styles using effects in Adobe InDesign
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