Some things never go out of style. People will probably still be wearing Chuck Taylors and blue jeans a hundred years from now (or maybe our robot overlords will be wearing them). Likewise, there are some fundamental InDesign habits and techniques that are timeless. I was reminded of this fact recently when I was perusing the InDesign courses at Lynda.com and came across an oldie but a goodie, InDesign CS4: 10 Habits of Highly Effective Pros. Don’t be put off by the mention of CS4 in the title, or the fact that the course was published in 2009. Almost everything Anne-Marie shows is just as relevant today as it was back before anyone ever heard of Snapchat, drones, or a $12 milkshake.
In the free movie below, Anne-Marie shows how to customize InDesign to fully take advantage of the application’s powers.
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Customizing InDesign to Claim Its Power
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This article was first published on March 3, 2017
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