ADOBE INDESIGN CS5 TUTORIAL HOW TO
But I’ve been part of the beta testing program, and Adobe has allowed some pre-launch glimpses into what CS5 can do (just not how to do it…yet). InDesign CS5 is still under wraps until Adobe’s Aplaunch, so the lid remains nailed down tight on specifics. What I can tell you now is that the animation above was created entirely in Adobe InDesign CS5. See this animation? I know what you’re thinking…Illustrator to Flash, right? Posted in Automation, CS5, Design, Document Set-up, Graphics & Images, Interactivity, Layout, News/Announcements, Podcasts-Video, Productivity, Styles, Type & Text | 18 Comments » | There are numerous other small details and enhancements, but here’s the biggest and the best: … (read more) Here’s a (just about) complete list of the new features in InDesign CS5. Watch the episode here (36:46 | 70.1MB), or you can subscribe via iTunes. This episode is kind of a a long one, but I’ve included chapter markers so you can quickly jump to the section of the episode (there are five demo segments) you want to see.
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There’s a lot more (see the full list below), but I’ve focused on some of my favorites, including span/split-column paragraphs, multiple page sizes, simplified transformations, metadata captions, the new Layers panel, and animation features (hinted at in my last post).
In this episode, I take a look at a number of very cool new features in InDesign CS5. Launch day for Adobe’s Creative Suite 5 is here, and so is my first podcast episode dedicated to the newest version of InDesign. Posted in Accessibility, Acrobat, CS5.5, Layout, Styles, Workflow | 12 Comments » | If you watched the accessibility video I did last year, using CS5, you’ll be amazed how much work has been done by the InDesign team to take all the pain out of the process and enable real communication between InDesign and Acrobat. It also demonstrates how to further speed up the process using Actions in Acrobat X Pro. Part II starts with the finished InDesign document, exports it to a PDF, and show how well all the new InDesign CS5.5 features pay off in Acrobat X Pro.
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Part I explores the new features that greatly reduce the time and number of steps involved in creating accessible PDFs-setting up a content order in the new Articles panel, creating anchored images within a text flow, applying “Alt” text and tagging instructions to images, and mapping paragraph styles to PDF tags.
It takes an in-depth look at the new features in InDesign CS 5.5 (and some improved older ones) that make the entire InDesign-to-accessible-PDF process faster, easier, and more reliable. A brand-new, two-part video series I recorded for Adobe TV launched today.
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