Adobe InDesign Tutorials and Tips
New Tutorials and Tips for InDesign 2.0:
Dragging and dropping into InDesign
[PDF] 1.6MB
Multiple delimiters for nested styles
[PDF] 507KB
Getting the most out of guides
[PDF] 724KB
Word spacing keyboard shortcut
[PDF] 80KB
Compound paths for text holes
[PDF] 427KB
Alphabetizing menu commands
[PDF] 209KB
Replacing gradient colors with a swatch
PDF] 133KB
Better .eps previews
[PDF] 124KB
Using open type pro fonts in InDesign
[PDF] 131KB
Path type tips and tricks
[PDF] 795 KB
Controling line breaks with the hyphenation penalty slider
[PDF] 368 KB
Using your own placeholder text
[PDF] 68 KB
Cell settings for working with graphics
[PDF] 477 KB
Other InDesign Tutorials:
One of the unpublicized features of the new Adobe InDesign CS is its increased flexibility for handling master page objects. The new functionality isn’t extensive, but it does allow you to override master items much more easily. So today we’ll take a brief look at this simple technique and also some other tips for working with and editing master page items.
Optical Margin Alignment is a little-known feature of Adobe InDesign 2. While it can allow you to do some nifty typesetting tricks quickly and easily, it might also cause problems in certain situations. And, when it does, it’s often the last thing you might suspect as the culprit. Today we’ll take a quick look at what it can do and when it should not be used.
When you import image files in InDesign, clipping paths are automatically included. Learn how InDesign offers multiple options for wrapping text around an image.
Forget about drawing rounded rectangles in your InDesign layouts. There’s a better way – “Corner Effects,” as this clip from Total InDesign demonstrates.
Looking for a little more room on an InDesign pasteboard? It’s easy to resize one.
One of the unpublicized features of the new Adobe InDesign CS is its increased flexibility for handling master page objects. The new functionality isn’t extensive, but it does allow you to override master items much more easily. So today we’ll take a brief look at this simple technique and also some other tips for working with and editing master page items.
Optical Margin Alignment is a little-known feature of Adobe InDesign 2. While it can allow you to do some nifty typesetting tricks quickly and easily, it might also cause problems in certain situations. And, when it does, it’s often the last thing you might suspect as the culprit. Today we’ll take a quick look at what it can do and when it should not be used.
When you import image files in InDesign, clipping paths are automatically included. Learn how InDesign offers multiple options for wrapping text around an image.
Forget about drawing rounded rectangles in your InDesign layouts. There’s a better way – “Corner Effects,” as this clip from Total InDesign demonstrates.
Looking for a little more room on an InDesign pasteboard? It’s easy to resize one.
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