www.lynda.com It is always important in a print environment to establish an efficient workflow. Join renowned InDesign expert David Blatner as he shows you how to do this with Adobe’s new InDesign CS3. See the higher resolution clip for free on lynda.com and check out the rest of our training on Adobe’s new Creative Suite 3 as well as our 16500 other video tutorials.
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Excellent
wonderful tutorial! excellent pace, clear instructions, giving different options and gave me lots of ideas. big fan dude, many thanks!
Here we go! This is what I want. The basic thing for newbies like me. Very nice!
This is awesome. I was searching for some videos to get a better feel of how InDesign worked, and this seems like something I can do…and maybe have have done before (thank you, memory bank).
I´m layouting since 2 years now and you got me so much more to learn. You´re incredible.
you sound like moss from the it crowrd
I just got InDesign and this tutorial was exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks!
thanks for that – now i understand how indesign works, thanks so much
Holy Shit you sound like Jack black as if he was a computer graphic artists
hahahhaa 07:50!! I LOVE USING DROP SHADOW was surprised me!! btw thanks for the tutorial!
I love your tutorial…Very thorough but kinda fast like you said. Do you have a transcript or notes?
is indesign something like Pages from iwork?
@MonsterMo44 exactly man, this guy is a genius. We’re professionals and can/WILL learn at an accelerated rate. Don’t baby us anymore, tutorial-makers of the world!
I’ve been using this program for my Desktop Publishing class, and this pretty much nails the basics on the head. very useful tutorial–and it ended up looking pretty good
@happygamestvfun1 That’s precisely the point of InDesign, actually. It’s not for editing/playing with images, and that’s why there are separate programs such as Illustrator, Photoshop, and Fireworks.
just what i was looking for, still i don’t see the point of indesing, why not use illustrator or even better photoshop? this indesign seems to be just a word prossesr with a few basic graphics capabilitys….
awesome tutorial. keep videos like this coming
surely deserved a “like”
trying to learn InDesign and found it quite difficult without help
thanks
btw, 1 of the chinese characters is wrongly written
This program seems much more complicated than it needs to be. I think photoshop does all this easier.
Essential “trianing”? bwahaha…try spelling words correctly. Like try “training”.
@NatalieCakePhoto Does that mean that you [put something] in lynda’s ass?
@goobernutz Uh…wrong, not only does he have an accent, it’s a gay nerdy accent…he’s a flaming homo.
YOU GOT TO USE DROP SHADOWS FOR PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING.
you champion of sobriety…
i os love u! im learning indesign now!
Excellent tutorial….thanks so much
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