30 Tutorials That Will Teach You InDesign

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Welcome back once again, gentle readers. Assuming that you are returning. Of course you are, I mean why would you start in the middle of a tutorial series. Unless you didn’t realize that this was in fact part four of a 6 part series, in which case…Hello. Welcome to the Arbenting Adobe Tutorial series, yeah! We have scoured the web once again to bring you a collection of wonderful, easy to follow tutorials that will teach you Adobe’s InDesign in short order. Don’t forget to stop back in and check with us for the next two Fridays as we will be rolling out the rest of our first series.

InDesign Basics
Setting up and Using the Library
Setting Bulleted or Numbered Lists
Setting Margins, Columns, and Guides
Create a Table of Contents
Creating Paragraph Styles
Prepare Files for Print Production
Quick Kerning, Tracking and Leading
Insert Page Numbers on Master Pages
Creating and Using an Alpha Channel as a Clipping Path
Adding Corner Effects to Graphics
Using the Story Editor
Styling Tables
Using Templates
Working With Independent Graphics

Magazine Cover Design

Transparency Tips

Magazine Design Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Design an Exhibit Poster

Create a Window Through Your Brochure Cover

Create a Course Catalog Cover

Wrap Text Around an Image

Setting up a Business Card for Print

Styling Tables

Creating Custom Brushes

Nested Styles and Pull Quotes

Once again, we hope that these have been helpful as you work your way through the program. And of course, the list wouldn’t be complete without a bit of a bonus at the end.
bonus 6 Small Things, 6 Big Results

The Adobe Tutorial Series

Part 1 - 30 Tutorials That Will Teach You Illustrator
Part 2 - 30 Tutorials That Will Teach You Photoshop
Part 3 - 30 Tutorials That Will Teach You Fireworks
Part 4 - 30 Tutorials That Will Teach You InDesign
Part 5 - 30 Tutorials That Will Teach You Flash
Part 6 - 30 Tutorials That Will Teach You After Effects

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Dainis Graveris said:

You got some collection here I look! InDesign is just great program for print works and yeah, easy to understand one - it’s great You took an effort searching those. Thanks!

# 5 September 2008 at 9:27 am