Adobe InDesign CS3 Instruction Manuals and User Guides
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| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 672 |
| Size: | 45.09 MB |
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- Contents
- Chapter 1: Getting started
- Chapter 2: Workspace
- Chapter 3: Layout
- Creating documents
- Creating custom page sizes
- Rulers and measurement units
- Grids
- Ruler guides
- Pages and spreads
- Masters
- About masters, stacking order, and layers
- Create masters
- Base one master on another
- Copy masters
- Apply master pages
- Unassign masters from document pages
- Edit the layout of a master
- Edit the options of an existing master page
- Delete a master from a document
- Override or detach master items
- Reapply master items
- Import a master from another document
- Layers
- About layers
- Create layers
- Specify layer options
- Assign a layer color
- Adding objects to layers
- Select, move, and copy objects on layers
- Paste objects into different layers
- Duplicate a layer
- Change the order of layers
- Show or hide layers
- Set a layer as nonprinting
- Lock or unlock layers
- Delete layers
- Merge layers in a document
- Laying out frames and pages
- Numbering pages, chapters, and sections
- Text variables
- Chapter 4: Working with documents
- Chapter 5: Text
- Creating text and text frames
- Adding text to frames
- Importing text
- Threading text
- Text frame properties
- Editing text
- Find/Change
- Glyphs and special characters
- Spell-checking and language dictionaries
- Check spelling
- Correct spelling errors as you type
- Use dynamic spelling
- Hyphenation and spelling dictionaries
- Create or add user dictionaries
- Set the default language dictionary
- Remove, relink, and reorder user dictionaries
- Add words to dictionaries
- Remove or edit words in dictionaries
- Import and export word lists
- Change dictionary preferences
- Change the default language
- Using dictionaries in a workgroup
- Footnotes
- Chapter 6: Styles
- Paragraph and character styles
- About character and paragraph styles
- Styles panel overview
- Define paragraph and character styles
- Base one paragraph or character style on another
- Import styles from other documents
- Convert Word styles to InDesign styles
- Apply styles
- Edit character and paragraph styles
- Redefine a style to match selected text
- Delete character or paragraph styles
- Override character and paragraph styles
- Break the link between text and its style
- Convert style bullets and numbering to text
- Find and replace character and paragraph styles
- Drop caps and nested styles
- Object styles
- About object styles
- Object Styles panel overview
- Define object styles
- Object style categories
- Apply object styles
- Use default object styles
- Clear object style overrides
- Rename an object style
- Edit object styles
- Delete an object style
- Break the link to an object style
- Redefine an object style
- Import object styles
- Working with styles
- Paragraph and character styles
- Chapter 7: Combining text and objects
- Chapter 8: Typography
- Formatting text
- Using fonts
- Leading
- Kerning and tracking
- Formatting characters
- Apply baseline shift
- Make characters superscript or subscript in a non-OpenType font
- Apply underline or strikethrough
- Change underline or strikethrough options
- Apply ligatures to letter pairs
- Change the color and gradient of text
- Add transparency effects to text
- Assign a language to text
- Change the case of type
- Scale type
- Skew type
- Formatting paragraphs
- Aligning text
- Indents
- Tabs
- Bullets and numbering
- Create bulleted or numbered lists
- Format a bulleted or numbered list
- Change bullet characters
- Change numbered list options
- Defining lists
- Create a paragraph style for running lists
- Create multi-level lists
- Create running captions for figures and tables
- Restart or continue numbering for a list
- Convert list bullets or numbers to text
- Composing text
- About text composition
- Composition methods
- Choose a composition method for a paragraph
- Set composition preferences
- Hyphenate text
- Prevent unwanted word breaks
- Adjust word and letterspacing in justified text
- Set glyph scaling
- Use a flush space with justified text
- Highlight lines that are too loose or tight
- Chapter 9: Tables
- Creating tables
- Selecting and editing tables
- Formatting tables
- Table strokes and fills
- Table and cell styles
- About table and cell styles
- Table/Cell Styles panels overview
- Define table and cell styles
- Load (import) table styles from other documents
- Apply table and cell styles
- Base one table or cell style on another
- Edit table and cell styles
- Delete table and cell styles
- Redefine table or cell styles based on current formatting
- Override table and cell styles
- Break the link to table or cell styles
- Chapter 10: Long document features
- Chapter 11: Drawing
- Chapter 12: Graphics
- Understanding graphics formats
- Importing files from Adobe applications
- Importing other graphics formats
- About other graphics formats
- Using Adobe Stock Photos in InDesign
- TIFF (.tif) files
- Graphics Interchange Format (.gif) files
- JPEG (.jpg) files
- Bitmap (.bmp) files
- Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) files
- Desktop Color Separations (.dcs) files
- Macintosh PICT (.pict) files
- Windows Metafile Format (.wmf) and Enhanced Metafile Format (.emf) files
- PCX (.pcx) files
- Portable Network Graphics (.png) files
- Scitex CT (.sct) files
- Placing graphics
- Managing graphics links
- Object libraries
- Chapter 13: Frames and objects
- Chapter 14: Transparency effects
- Adding transparency effects
- Blending colors
- Flattening transparent artwork
- About flattening
- About transparency flattener presets
- Apply a flattener preset for output
- Create or edit a transparency flattener preset
- Export and import a custom transparency flattener preset
- Rename or delete a custom transparency flattener preset
- Flatten an individual spread
- Ignore the flattener preset on an individual spread
- Transparency Flattener options
- Preview which areas of artwork will be flattened
- Refresh the preview in the Flattener Preview panel
- Best practices when creating transparency
- Chapter 15: Color
- Understanding spot and process colors
- Applying color
- Apply color
- Select a color with the Color Picker
- Apply the last used color
- Remove fill or stroke color
- Applying colors by dragging and dropping
- Apply a color or gradient swatch
- Apply color using the Color panel
- Create a swatch from a color in the Color panel
- Cycle through color modes
- Apply colors using the Eyedropper tool
- Working with swatches
- Swatches panel overview
- Create color swatches
- Add unnamed colors to the Swatches panel
- Edit the default colors in the Swatches panel
- Duplicate a swatch
- Edit a swatch
- Control swatch names
- Customize swatch display
- Delete swatches
- Save swatches for use in other documents
- Share swatches between applications
- Importing swatches
- Tints
- Gradients
- Mixing inks
- Using colors from imported graphics
- Chapter 16: Color management
- Understanding color management
- Keeping colors consistent
- Color-managing imported images
- Color-managing documents for online viewing
- Proofing colors
- Color-managing documents when printing
- Working with color profiles
- About color profiles
- About monitor calibration and characterization
- Calibrate and profile your monitor
- Install a color profile
- Embed a color profile
- Embed a color profile (Acrobat)
- Changing the color profile for a document
- Assign or remove a color profile (Illustrator, Photoshop)
- Assign or remove a color profile (InDesign)
- Convert document colors to another profile (Photoshop)
- Convert document colors to another profile
- Color settings
- Chapter 17: Trapping color
- Trapping documents and books
- About ink trapping
- Trapping methods
- About automatic trapping
- Automatic trapping requirements
- Differences between built-in trapping and Adobe In-RIP Trapping
- Trapping imported bitmap images
- Trapping imported vector graphics
- Trapping text
- Maximizing trapping performance
- Setting aside disk space for built-in trapping
- Trap a document or book
- Trap presets
- Trap Presets panel overview
- Create or modify a trap preset
- Duplicate a trap preset
- Delete a trap preset
- Import presets from another InDesign document
- Assign a trap preset to pages
- Set up trapping page ranges
- Disable a trapping page range
- Trap preset options
- Set sliding traps
- About trapping black
- Set the trap width for colors next to black
- Printing books with conflicting trap presets
- Adjusting ink options for trapping
- Trapping documents and books
- Chapter 18: Creating Adobe PDF files
- Exporting to Adobe PDF
- Adobe PDF options
- Adobe PDF option categories
- About PDF/X standards
- PDF compatibility levels
- General options for PDFs
- Compression and downsampling options for PDFs
- Marks and Bleeds options for PDFs
- Color management and PDF/X output options for PDFs
- Font, OPI, and flattening options for PDFs
- Adding security to PDF files
- Security options for PDFs
- Font embedding and substitution
- Preparing a document for on-screen viewing
- Preparing PDFs for service providers
- Structuring PDFs
- Adding hyperlinks for PDFs
- Including bookmarks in PDFs
- Using movies and sounds in PDFs
- Creating buttons for PDFs
- Chapter 19: XML
- Chapter 20: Printing
- Printing documents
- Setting up a printer
- Printer’s marks and bleeds
- Printing thumbnails and oversized documents
- Printing in color
- Printing graphics and fonts
- Managing color
- Printing gradients and color blends
- Print presets
- Handing off files
- Creating PostScript and EPS files
- Creating PostScript or EPS files
- Choosing the right method for creating a PostScript file
- Create a device-independent PostScript file
- Create a device-dependent PostScript file using InDesign
- About device- and driver-dependent PostScript files
- Create a PostScript file using a PostScript printer driver (Windows)
- Create a PostScript file using a PostScript printer driver (Mac OS)
- Export pages into EPS format
- Printing booklets
- Chapter 21: Color separations
- Preparing to print separations
- Overprinting
- Previewing color separations
- Inks, separations, and screen frequency
- Ink Manager overview
- Specify which colors to separate
- Separate spot colors as process
- Create an ink alias for a spot color
- Display or output spot colors using Lab values
- About halftone screen frequency
- Specify a halftone screen frequency and resolution
- About emulsion and image exposure
- Specify emulsion
- Specify the image exposure
- Checking separation and document settings
- Proofing color separations
- Producing in-RIP separations
- Print or save separations
- Chapter 22: Automation
- Scripting
- Plug-ins
- Data merge
- About data merge
- Basic steps for merging data
- About data source files
- Add image fields in the data source file
- About target documents
- Select a data source
- Insert data fields
- Adding data field placeholders to master pages
- Update, remove, or replace data source files
- Preview records in the target document
- Switching preview on or off
- Edit data field placeholders
- Set content placement options
- Merging records
- Chapter 23: Sharing content between InCopy and InDesign
- Chapter 24: Comparison of PageMaker and InDesign menus
- Chapter 25: Keyboard shortcuts
- Default keyboard shortcuts
- Keys for tools
- Keys for selecting and moving objects
- Keys for transforming objects
- Keys for editing paths and frames
- Keys for tables
- Keys for finding and changing text
- Keys for working with type
- Keys for navigating through and selecting text
- Keys for viewing documents and document workspaces
- Keys for working with XML
- Keys for indexing
- Keys for panels
- Keys for the Control panel
- Keys for the Character and Paragraph panels
- Keys for the character and paragraph styles
- Keys for the Tabs panel
- Keys for the Layers panel
- Keys for the Pages panel
- Keys for the Links panel
- Keys for the Color panel
- Keys for using the Separations Preview panel
- Keys for the Swatches panel
- Keys for the Transform panel
- Keys for resolving conflicts between Mac OS 10.3x and 10.4
- Default keyboard shortcuts
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| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 393 |
| Size: | 12.11 MB |
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- Legal notices
- Contents
- Chapter 1: What’s new
- Chapter 2: Creative Cloud
- Download and install apps
- Sync files and folders
- Add fonts from Typekit
- Search for assets on Adobe Stock
- Search for assets on Creative Cloud Market
- Share and discover work on Behance
- Home and activity feed
- Preferences
- Need more help?
- Browse, sync, and manage assets
- Add fonts from Typekit
- Creative Cloud Market
- Creative Cloud Extract
- Creative Cloud Libraries
- Share files and folders
- Collaborate on folders and libraries
- Launch Creative Cloud apps
- Manage your Creative Cloud for teams membership
- Chapter 3: Workspace
- Workspace basics
- Viewing stories
- Recovery and undo
- Moving through documents
- Customizing preferences and defaults
- Chapter 4: InCopy documents
- Using an InCopy workflow
- Transforming graphics
- Stand-alone documents
- Saving and exporting
- Importing graphics
- Import graphics
- Import options for graphics
- Fit a graphic to its frame
- Links panel overview
- Update, restore, and replace links
- Choose how relinked graphics are scaled
- Update modified links
- Replace a link with a different source file
- Restore missing links
- Find missing links
- Specify a default Relink folder
- Copy links to a different folder
- Relink to a different folder
- Relink files with different file extensions
- Replace an imported file using the Place command
- Copy the link pathname
- Edit original artwork
- Control layer visibility in imported images
- Importing InDesign (.indd) pages
- Including metadata in a story
- Controlling graphics display
- Frame grids
- Frames, grids, rulers, and guides
- Chapter 5: InCopy and InDesign
- Sharing content
- Working with managed files
- Understanding a basic managed-file workflow
- Adjusting your workflow
- Assignment packages
- Chapter 6: Text
- Using the thesaurus
- Using text macros
- Using editorial notes
- About editorial notes
- Notes panel overview
- Use Notes Mode
- Add a note
- Convert text to a note
- Convert notes to text
- Navigate between notes
- Split a note
- Expand or collapse notes
- Select and open a note in Layout view
- Edit a note
- Check spelling or find/change text in notes
- Move or duplicate notes
- Delete notes
- Printing and exporting notes
- Specify note preferences
- Tracking and reviewing changes
- Text variables
- Hyperlinks
- Hyperlinks panel overview
- Create hyperlinks
- Create a hyperlink to a web page (URL)
- Create a hyperlink to a file
- Create a hyperlink to an email message
- Create a hyperlink to a page
- Create a hyperlink destination
- Create a hyperlink to a text anchor
- Create a hyperlink to any shared destination
- Hyperlink appearance options
- Convert URLs to hyperlinks
- Manage hyperlinks
- Editing hyperlinks imported from Word
- Adding text
- Checking spelling
- Check spelling
- Hyphenation and spelling dictionaries
- Create or add user dictionaries
- Set the default language dictionary for the current document
- Set the default language dictionary for all new documents
- Remove, relink, and reorder user dictionaries
- Add words to dictionaries
- Remove or edit words in dictionaries
- Export a word list
- Import a word list
- Change dictionary preferences
- Using dictionaries in a workgroup
- Assign a language dictionary to selected text
- Cross-references
- Copyfitting text
- Editing text
- Find/Change
- Footnotes
- Glyphs and special characters
- Chapter 7: Styles
- Working with styles
- Paragraph and character styles
- About character and paragraph styles
- Styles panel overview
- Add paragraph and character styles
- Map styles to export tags | CC, CS6, CS5.5
- Convert Word styles to InDesign styles
- Apply styles
- Edit character and paragraph styles
- Delete character or paragraph styles
- Override character and paragraph styles
- Convert style bullets and numbering to text
- Find and replace character and paragraph styles
- Drop caps and nested styles
- Chapter 8: Typography
- Bullets and numbering
- Create bulleted or numbered lists
- Format a bulleted or numbered list
- Change bullet characters
- Change numbered list options
- Defining lists
- Create a paragraph style for running lists
- Create multi-level lists
- Create running captions for figures and tables
- Restart or continue numbering for a list
- Convert list bullets or numbers to text
- Formatting CJK characters
- Using fonts
- Text composition
- Tabs and indents
- Leading
- Kerning and tracking
- Aligning text
- Composing CJK characters
- CJK composition
- Change CJK composition preferences
- Use mojikumi
- Change mojikumi settings
- Use kinsoku settings
- Turn bunri-kinshi on or off
- Use rensuuji
- Absorb ideographic space
- Turn off Roman word wrap
- Apply kinsoku hanging
- Rotate half-width characters in vertical text
- Turn warichu on or off
- Change warichu options
- Changing spacing between characters in CJK text
- Formatting characters
- Apply baseline shift
- Make characters superscript or subscript in a non-OpenType font
- Apply underline or strikethrough
- Apply ligatures to letter pairs
- Change the color, gradient, or stroke of text
- Change the color and gradient of text
- Add transparency effects to text
- Assign a language to text
- Change the case of type
- Scale type
- Skew type
- Formatting paragraphs
- Formatting text
- Bullets and numbering
- Chapter 9: Tables
- Selecting and editing tables
- Select table cells, rows, and columns
- Insert rows and columns
- Delete rows, columns, or tables
- Change the alignment of a table within a frame
- Navigate within a table
- Cut, copy, and paste table contents
- Move or copy a table
- Convert tables to text
- Combine tables
- Working with tables in Story Editor
- Working with tables in Galley/Story view
- Table and cell styles
- About table and cell styles
- Table/Cell Styles panels overview
- Define table and cell styles
- Load (import) table styles from other documents
- Apply table and cell styles
- Base one table or cell style on another
- Edit table and cell styles
- Delete table and cell styles
- Redefine table or cell styles based on current formatting
- Override table and cell styles
- Break the link to table or cell styles
- Table strokes and fills
- Creating tables
- Formatting tables
- Selecting and editing tables
- Chapter 10: Printing
- Chapter 11: PDF
- Chapter 12: XML
- Working with XML
- Using XML files
- Tagging content for XML
- Structuring documents for XML
- Exporting to XML
- Chapter 13: Keyboard shortcuts
- Default keyboard shortcuts
- Keys for tools
- Keys for navigating through documents
- Keys for moving and transforming graphics
- Keys for working with text
- Keys for working with type
- Keys for finding and changing text
- Keys for tables
- Keys for type panels and dialog boxes
- Keys for the character and paragraph styles
- Keys for the Thesaurus
- Keys for working with XML
- Other useful keyboard shortcuts
- Keys for resolving conflicts between Mac OS 10.3x and 10.4
- Default keyboard shortcuts
- Chapter 14: System requirements