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InDesign CS3: Basic
Course Code: CT12-570
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Getting started
The Adobe InDesign environment
InDesign Help
Basic documents
New documents
Item Position
Custom colors
Structuring multi-page documents
Object positioning
Item position
Master pages
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Typesetting
Text frame threading
Paragraph formatting
Styles
Modifying items
Text frame options
Graphics
Grouped items
Layers
Finalizing documents
Outputting documents
Adobe Bridge
Preferences and defaults
Preparing for commercial printing |
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After completing this course, students will know how to:
- Start Adobe InDesign, explore elements of the environment, and use InDesign Help.
- Create a document, add basic elements to a layout, and position elements precisely by using guides and the Control panel.
- Create a facing-pages document; create master pages; and apply master pages to a document.
- Thread text between text frames, add jump lines, and adjust the number of columns in a text frame; use the Paragraph Formatting Controls to apply paragraph formatting; use Find/Change to replace formatting; and create and edit paragraph and character styles.
- Position text in text frames and format frame borders; add Photoshop images to documents, adjust text wraps, modify graphics, and nest frames; group items and manipulate items within a group; and create layers and assign items to them.
- Print documents, create print styles, and export documents to PDF; prepare documents for commercial printing; convert document files from other applications; and use Adobe Bridge.
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