Classroom in a Book - Kordes K.An., DeJarld Т./ Кордис К.Ан., ДеЖарлд Т. - Adobe InDesign CC Classroom in a Book 2018 (release) + CD. [2017, PDF, ENG]

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GETTING STARTED.
--- About Classroom in a Book.
--- Prerequisites.
--- Installing the software.
--- Online content.
--- Saving and restoring the InDesign Defaults file.
--- Training resources.I. INTRODUCING THE WORKSPACE.
1. Getting started.
2. Looking at the workspace.
3. Working with panels.
4. Customizing the workspace.
5. Navigating through a document.
6. Using context menus.
7. Using panel menus.
8. Modifying interface preferences.
9. Exploring on your own.II. GETTING TO KNOW INDESIGN.
1. Getting started.
2. Viewing guides.
3. Preflighting as you work.
4. Adding text.
5. Working with styles.
6. Working with graphics.
7. Working with objects.
8. Working with object styles.
9. Viewing the document in Presentation mode.
10. Exploring on your own.III. SETTING UP A DOCUMENT AND WORKING WITH PAGES.
1. Getting started.
2. Creating and saving custom document settings.
3. Creating a new document.
4. Switching between open InDesign documents.
5. Working with master pages.
6. Applying master pages to document pages.
7. Adding new document pages.
8. Rearranging and deleting document pages.
9. Changing the size of pages.
10. Adding sections to change page numbering.
11. Overriding master page items and placing text and graphics.
12. Printing to the edge of the paper: using the bleed guides.
13. Viewing the completed spread.
14. Exploring on your own.IV. WORKING WITH OBJECTS.
1. Getting started.
2. Working with layers.
3. Creating and modifying text frames.
4. Creating and modifying graphics frames.
5. Adding metadata captions to graphics frames.
6. Placing and linking graphics frames.
7. Changing the shape of a frame.
8. Wrapping text around a graphic.
9. Modifying the shape of frames.
10. Transforming and aligning objects.
11. Selecting and modifying grouped objects.
12. Drawing lines and modifying arrowheads.
13. Creating a QR code.
14. Finishing up.
15. Exploring on your own.V. FLOWING TEXT.
1. Getting started.
2. Flowing text into an existing frame.
3. Flowing text manually.
4. Creating text frames while flowing text.
5. Creating threaded frames automatically.
6. Flowing text automatically.
7. Applying paragraph styles to text.
8. Adjusting columns.
9. Adding a jump line page number.
10. Exploring on your own.VI. EDITING TEXT.
1. Getting started.
2. Finding and changing a missing font.
3. Entering and importing text.
4. Finding and changing text and formatting.
5. Checking spelling.
6. Editing text by dragging and dropping.
7. sing the Story Editor.
8. Tracking changes.
9. Exploring on your own.VII. WORKING WITH TYPOGRAPHY.
1. Getting started.
2. Adjusting vertical spacing.
3. Working with fonts, type styles, and glyphs.
4. Fine-tuning columns.
5. Changing paragraph alignment.
6. Creating a drop cap.
7. Adjusting letter and word spacing.
8. Adjusting line breaks.
9. Setting tabs.
10. Adding a rule above a paragraph.
11. Working with paragraph shading.
12. Exploring on your own.VIII. WORKING WITH COLOR.
1. Getting started
2. Managing color.
3. Defining printing requirements.
4. Creating colors.
5. Applying colors.
6. Working with tint swatches.
7. Working with gradients.
8. Working with color groups.
9. Exploring on your own.IX. WORKING WITH STYLES.
1. Getting started.
2. Creating and applying paragraph styles.
3. Creating and applying character styles.
4. Nesting character styles inside paragraph styles.
5. Creating and applying object styles.
6. Creating and applying table and cell styles.
7. Globally updating styles.
8. Loading styles from another document.
9. Exploring on your own.X. IMPORTING AND MODIFYING GRAPHICS.
1. Getting started.
2. Adding graphics from other programs.
3. Comparing vector and bitmap graphics.
4. Managing links to imported files.
5. Updating revised graphics.
6. Adjusting display quality.
7. Working with dropped backgrounds.
8. Working with alpha channels.
9. Importing native Adobe graphic files.
10. Using an InDesign library to manage objects.
11. Using Adobe Bridge to import graphics.
12. Exploring on your own.XI. CREATING TABLES.
1. Getting started.
2. Creating a table.
3. Converting text to a table.
4. Changing rows and columns.
5. Formatting a table.
6. Adding graphics to table cells.
7. Creating a header row.
8. Creating and applying table and cell styles.
9. Exploring on your own.XII. WORKING WITH TRANSPARENCY.
1. Getting started.
2. Importing and colorizing a grayscale image.
3. Applying transparency settings.
4. Adding transparency effects to imported vector and bitmap graphics.
5. Importing and adjusting Illustrator files that use transparency.
6. Applying transparency settings to text.
7. Working with effects.
8. Exploring on your own.XIII. PRINTING AND EXPORTING.
1. Getting started.
2. Managing colors.
3. Previewing transparency effects.
4. Previewing the page.
5. Creating an Adobe PDF proof.
6. Creating a Press-Ready PDF and saving a PDF preset.
7. Printing a proof and saving a print preset.
8. Packaging files.
9. Exploring on your own.XIV. CREATING ADOBE PDF FILES WITH FORM FIELDS.
1. Getting started.
2. Set up a workspace for forms.
3. Adding form fields.
4. Setting the tab order of the fields.
5. Adding a button to submit the form.
6. Exporting an interactive Adobe PDF file.
7. Testing your form in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
8. Exploring on your own.XV. CREATING A FIXED-LAYOUT EPUB.
1. Getting started.
2. Creating a new document for fixed-layout export.
3. EPUB: reflowable versus fixed-layout.
4. Adding animation.
5. Buttons.
6. Adding multimedia and interactive elements.
7. Exporting an EPUB file.
8. Exploring on your own.INDEX.