Adobe InDesign CS6 Intermediate
What you'll learn
- Setting preferences and defaults
- Using pages
- Using layers
- Modifying objects
- Creating vector objects
- Using object styles
- Working with Adobe Bridge
- Import options
- Combining image and text
- Using Libraries and Snippets
- Advanced character and paragraph formatting
- Working with text frames
- Working with styles
- Importing from Word
- Creating primary text frames and autoflow
- Data merge
- Working with Tables
Requirements
- Introduction to Adobe InDesign CS6 or equivalent experience
Description
This intermediate course will take a basic knowledge of InDesign to the next level and will cover customizing defaults and preferences, using styles to refine and speed document production, working with vector objects, advanced importing and techniques for working with text and data. By the end of this course you will be proficient at creating well-organized InDesign documents. You will understand most of the core concepts necessary to prepare for the Adobe Certified Expert exam.
Who this course is for:
- Graphic Designers
- Writers
- Anyone tasked with document production
Course content
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