InDesign Eye Candy, part 5: Blending a la Mode
By: Mike Rankin
June 16 2009 • 8:42 PM
What’s black and white or red all over? Your document in a blender (mode).
Hey, Buddy. Can You Spare a Layer?
By: Bob Levine
June 16 2009 • 7:10 AM
A few empty layers can go a long way when placing layered Photoshop and Illustrator files.
Can I copy and paste images from Quark into ID?
By: James Fritz
May 28 2009 • 7:24 PM
Copy and pasting images might seem like a good idea, but there are other options to explore.
InDesign Eye Candy, part 3: Punch-Outs, Stickers, and Rips
By: Mike Rankin
May 28 2009 • 8:27 AM
Eye candy punchouts, stickers, rips, and burns.
InDesign Eye Candy, part 2: Shine On
By: Mike Rankin
May 20 2009 • 7:20 PM
Here’s how to polish up your graphics and make ‘em shine.
Redacting your Deepest Secrets (updated)
By: James Fritz
April 27 2009 • 4:29 AM
Don’t share that sensitive information with everyone in the world. If you redaction is good enough or the CIA, it is good enough for InDesign.
InDesignSecrets Videocast #2: Saving Time with the Links Panel
April 23 2009 • 7:42 AM
Come watch our second-ever video cast. This time we tackle tips and tricks for the Links panel in CS4!
Flattening Fun
By: Mike Rankin
April 21 2009 • 1:12 PM
Don’t get “flattened” by surprising changes in the resolution and color space of your graphics when you export to PDF.
Saving Your Links Panel Settings
By: Anne-Marie
April 16 2009 • 5:46 AM
The Links panel in CS4 can be customized to show you exactly what you want, but you’ll soon have to re-customize it all over again if you don’t know about this tip.
