When you’re working in InDesign, you’re almost always going to end up outputting some kind of file. Whether it’s a PDF, a DPS folio, or an EPUB. But as Anne-Marie Concepción demonstrates in the latest InDesign Secrets video at lynda.com, you can also use InDesign as a tool for delivering presentations—no export or other software necessary.
In the video, Anne-Marie offers tips on the best size and aspect ratio for presentation documents, how to incorporate hyperlinks, and nifty trick for simulating an animated list of bulleted items. So check it out in the InDesign Secrets video series at lynda.com, and the next time you have to give a presentation, give PowerPoint and Keynote a rest.
This article was last modified on March 5, 2025
This article was first published on October 31, 2014
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