InDesign Tips for Design Geeks

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Anne-Marie Concepción

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01 - Introduction

01 - Welcome to InDesign Tips for Design Geeks.mp4

01:27

02 - InDesign Tips for Design Geeks

01 - Adding new Pantone Color book swatches to InDesign.mp4

04:53

02 - Use the 70,000-plus free Adobe Stock assets in your layouts.mp4

05:38

03 - Update the same text across multiple layouts at once.mp4

05:57

04 - Browsing styles of a particular character.mp4

04:49

05 - Acrobat and InDesign Use the Acrobat Share tools to send out PDFs for review.mp4

06:16

06 - Tips for easy text extraction from old PDFs.mp4

06:19

07 - Export PDF document versions quickly from a single layout.mp4

05:24

08 - Extract high-quality images from PDFs to use in your layout.mp4

06:54

09 - Use the Find Color features to avoid problems on the press.mp4

06:24

10 - InDesign for beginners The two tools and three commands you need to know.mp4

07:15

11 - InDesign for artists Where are all the art tools.mp4

06:48

12 - InDesign for marketers Finding and using templates.mp4

06:44

13 - Make the Buttons and Forms library more accessible.mp4

03:24

14 - Search public domain stock sites from within InDesign.mp4

05:09

15 - Make animated GIFs with Photoshop and InDesign.mp4

04:48

16 - Hide the blue highlighting in PDF forms you create from InDesign.mp4

06:09

17 - Automatically break long URLs without adding hyphens.mp4

04:24

18 - Simplify that long list of forgotten CC Libraries.mp4

04:35

19 - Two sort of secret tips for sending files to clients via Dropbox.mp4

06:47

20 - Let InDesign distribute the public link for your Share for Review.mp4

04:49

21 - Get sharp vector art in your Publish Online files, part one.mp4

05:29

22 - Get sharp vector art in your Publish Online files, part two.mp4

04:45

23 - Three tips for flexible headlines, tabs, and tables.mp4

05:51

24 - No source file for an EPUB you need to redesign No problem!.mp4

06:53

25 - Customize how InDesign hyphenates a particular word.mp4

05:32

26 - How to use InCopy with InDesign.mp4

07:12

27 - Best practices for PDF commenting to share with your reviewers.mp4

07:40

28 - Scaling images in InDesign vs. scaling them in Photoshop.mp4

06:51

29 - InDesign default preferences that you should change.mp4

06:34

30 - From my script collection Change the language in a layout.mp4

05:01

31 - Illustrator graphics in InDesign Copypaste, or import.mp4

05:00

32 - Importing the Apple HEIC image format into InDesign.mp4

05:24

33 - How to mix page sizes in the same layout.mp4

05:10

34 - What's that blue happy face icon (and other mysterious hidden characters).mp4

05:25

35 - Convert guides to strokes for fun and profit.mp4

04:48

36 - Create backup versions of your InDesign layout every time you save using Dropbox.mp4

06:08

37 - Fix character spacing problems by switching kerning methods.mp4

04:53

38 - Add a text frame to the middle of a text thread.mp4

06:01

39 - View effects of master page changes on document pages immediately.mp4

03:44

40 - Share a single layout with multiple designers concurrently.mp4

04:24

Description

Anne-Marie “Her Geekness” Concepcion, co-founder of InDesign Secrets and Adobe-certified Creative Cloud Design and Layout instructor, hosts this weekly series exploring new ways to use InDesign and related software for creative work. Anne-Marie presents answers, how-tos, and cool discoveries for amateurs, pros, and everyone in between. She pulls in tips related to other software that designers use frequently, such as Acrobat, Photoshop, Google Docs, InCopy, and more, with a focus on how techniques in these programs can make your work in InDesign faster, easier, and more fun.

Note: Because this is an ongoing series, viewers will not receive a certificate of completion.

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I'm a publishing workflow therapist for end users. I provide consulting + training in InDesign and design/editorial workflows. The two companies I work with, CreativePro Network and Seneca Design & Training, keep me deeply involved in the field. Contact me at [email protected]. ------------------ Seneca Design & Training (senecadesign.com) +1 773-539-3531 Seneca is a cross-media design studio and an Adobe certified training provider, based in Chicago with clients around the country and internationally. I am an InDesign/publishing workflow specialist and an Adobe-certified independent trainer. I provide consulting, custom seminars and hands-on training — live on-site or in my remote classroom — any level of InDesign, Acrobat, InDesign-to-ebook, InCopy and InDesign workflows, cloud collaboration, and other apps and workflows for our industry. All training clients receive 3 years of 24/7 follow-up support from me. My design staff and I convert client files to ebooks, develop publication templates and support docs, create custom video courses for your products, and love gnarly InDesign production challenges. "Those who do, teach!" Please email us at [email protected] to inquire. ----------------- CreativePro Network, Inc. (creativepro.com) Co-founded with David Blatner, CPN is the touchstone for creative professionals who aspire to master their craft and stay ahead of the technology curve. It provides welcoming communities that encourage learning and sharing among end users, managers, developers, trainers, and authors. CPN produces the premiere "how-to" conference, CreativeProWeek.com. Other resources include InDesignSecrets.com, the InDesignSecrets podcast (since 2005!), CreativePro.com, and InDesign Magazine. ----------------- Lynda.com | LinkedIn Learning Since 2005, I've authored over 25 video tutorial titles on all the topics above and more! See the full list here: http://bit.ly/amc-linkedinlearning

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