| Learning
Adobe InDesign CS3
Learning Adobe InDesignCS3
is suitable for use on Windows and Macintosh systems. Support
Files are included with the product. These provide all the images,
text and prepared publications so that students do not need to
search for graphics or enter detailed amounts of text.
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User |
Multi-User |
| Module
1 |
$18.70
inc GST |
$132
inc GST |
US$15/£6/Ca$16 |
US$110/£50/Ca$115 |
| Module
2 |
$18.70
inc GST |
$132
inc GST |
US$15/£6/Ca$16 |
US$110/£50/Ca$115 |
Summary
of the Chapters
Module 1
Chapter
1: Introduction to Adobe InDesign CS3
Demonstrates how to set up
a document, insert and format text, spell check text, insert
and format graphics and create thumbnail sketches through the
creation of simple flyers, such as:

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Chapter
2: Creating Greeting Cards
Demonstrates how to layout
a page into quarters, use column and page guides, adding borders
and rotate objects to produce a greeting card such as:

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Chapter
3: Text Formatting
Demonstrates how to create
indents, hanging indents, use the Tab Ruler to insert left, right,
centre and decimal tabs, add leader characters to tab stops,
insert lines and multiple copies of lines to product tables such
as:

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Chapter
4: Creating Newsletters Using Frames
Introduces the concept of
frames. How to insert text and graphics into frames, how to format
frames, use frames options, thread text from one frame to another,
shade frames, align frames and add leader characters to text
to produce newsletters such as:

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Chapter
5: Creating Menus Using Frames
Extension of the use of frames
to create menu publications like:

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Chapter
6: Using Styles in Publications
Demonstrates how to use preset
styles, create custom styles and applying them, copy styles from
one document to another to create advertising publications like:

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Chapter
7: Multiple Page Newsletters
Multiple pages of different
designs are created using wrap text around graphics, adding multiple
columns to pages and layering page elements. The following multiple
page newsletter is created:

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Project
1:
The Society of Architects
The Multi-user version provides a project that requires
students to create a two-page newsletter for a Society of Architects.
All the text required in the publication is provided.
Module 2
Chapter
8: Creating Publicity Pamphlets
Demonstrates the use of landscape
orientation, setting pages into columns, adding page numbers
and printing pages back to back to produce pamphlets such as:

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Chapter
9: Using
Table in Publications
Demonstrates how to setup
and manage tables, and how to incorporate them into publications.
This includes adding text and graphics to tables. The following
publication is created.
:
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Chapter
10: Table of Contents
Demonstrates how to produce a Table of Contents from
headings set to styles. The document is then exported to a PDF
document which creates bookmarks from the Table of Contents items.

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Chapter
11: Creating Magazines
Demonstrates how to layout
and create pages of a magazine. Left and Right master pages are
created to contain header and footer details, then the pages
are created from those master pages.

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Chapter
12: Magazine Covers
Demonstrates how to create
a cover for a magazine using an A3 paper size and landscape orientation.

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Chapter
13: Creating
Interactive Products
Using the interactive capabilities
of InDesign students build an interactive products that plays
short movie clips on the click of inserted buttons.

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Chapter
14: Creating Books
Using the BOOK command to
combine individual documents into a book which is then exported
to a PDF document with Bookmark links.

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Chapter
15: Useful Features
Demonstrates some useful features
that InDesign provides to make the publishing process easier.
These include the Command Bar, creating Library items, the EyeDropper
tool, drawing text along a path and OpenType fonts.
Project
2: Home Bodies
The Multi-user version provides a project that requires
students to create a 6-sided for a home help company.
All the text required in the publication is provided.
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