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Lynda InDesign CC 2017 Essential Training

InDesign is an essential tool for design firms, ad agencies, magazines, newspapers, book publishers, and freelance designers around the world. InDesign CC Essential Training presents a thorough explanation of the core features and techniques that make this powerful page-layout application fun and easy to use, providing a foundation for which advanced skills and workflows can be built. Watch the quick-start chapter to learn InDesign in just 30 minutes, or explore the entire course. David Blatner shows you how to navigate and customize the InDesign workspace, build strong and flexible master pages, work with text and graphics, export and print finished documents, create interactive PDFs and much more.

Topics include: - Learning InDesign in just 30 minutes

• Creating new documents

• Adding, editing, and formatting text

• Managing pages

• Applying master pages

• Threading text frames

• Graphic importing and editing

• Working with color, transparency and gradients

• Drawing and Editing paths and frame shapes

• Scaling and transforming objects

• Applying paragraph and character styles

• Creating tables

• Building interactive documents such as interactive PDFs and EPUBs

• Packaging InDesign documents for output

• Printing and exporting

Lynda InDesign CC 2017: New Features

InDesign gets better every year. In Creative Cloud 2017, Adobe is offering even more features and enhancements. This course is your tour of the latest and greatest, and will keep you up to date with new features as soon as they are released. Justin Seeley starts with the November 2016 update featuring multicolumn footnotes and improved arrowheads. Check back often for new InDesign tutorials and tips. We will update the course every time Adobe releases changes.

Lynda InDesign: Advanced Styles

Explore the ins and outs of the styles, a time-saving set of features that allows designers to maximize the efficiency of InDesign. This course covers text styles, table and cell styles, object styles, and other features in InDesign that are enhanced by the use of styles. Nigel French explores working with character and paragraph styles, and advanced text formatting with nested styles. He also explains how to create multi-level lists, generate a table of contents, and map Word styles to InDesign styles. Plus, he / she shares how to apply styles with Find / Change and apply conditions.

Topics include: - Creating, applying, and redefining paragraphs and character styles - Using Quick Apply to apply styles - Using GREP styles to automate text formatting - Controlling text flow with styles - Organizing content with paragraph rules and paragraph shading - Creating, applying, and redefining object styles - Applying styles with Find / Change - Mapping Word styles to InDesign styles

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