Showing posts with label Adobe InDesign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adobe InDesign. Show all posts
Friday, October 5, 2007
InDesign to JPEG
Exporting an InDesign document to JPEG
The quickest way to convert an InDesign document to a JPEG (or other file format for that matter) is to go to:
File menu> Export
(or press (PC) Control + E (MAC) Command + E)
Name the document
Click on the downward facing arrow next to ‘Save as Type’
Choose ‘JPEG’ as the file extension
Hit the ‘Save’ button and JOB DONE
Looking to write that book - use InDesign for formatting - drop an email to bloggin@homechoice.co.uk for InDesign training information.
Labels: writing
Adobe InDesign,
Adobe InDesign training,
InDesign,
Indesing
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Adobe InDesign master pages
Many writers use Adobe InDesign as their layout tool of choice.
Because writers deal with long documents they tend to base a lot of that layout on Master Pages. However unlike Quark, trying to override changes on individual pages can be clunky handling in InDesign.
Unless you use the following shortcut keys
Alt + Shift + Control + L to override all master page objects on a page
OR
Hold down Control + shift whilst clicking on a page object to override individual objects.
To find out about InDesign training drop an email to bloggin@homechoice.co.uk
Because writers deal with long documents they tend to base a lot of that layout on Master Pages. However unlike Quark, trying to override changes on individual pages can be clunky handling in InDesign.
Unless you use the following shortcut keys
Alt + Shift + Control + L to override all master page objects on a page
OR
Hold down Control + shift whilst clicking on a page object to override individual objects.
To find out about InDesign training drop an email to bloggin@homechoice.co.uk
Labels: writing
Adobe InDesign,
dtp,
dtp training,
indesign training,
it training,
page layout
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