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New Hidden Gems in InDesign CS6
Video Length: (3:44)
Covers: InDesign CS6
There are lots of new and improved features in InDesign CS6. I wanted to show you a few that were a bit off the beaten path, including: Save backwards to CS4, create a grayscale PDF, align to a key object, and a recent font list.
InDesign Cheat Sheet
Covers: InDesign CS+
Wanted to post a cheat sheet I had created that contains some keyboard shortcuts and others for some events I've spoken at. It covers things like most of the major type shortcuts, reset preferences, navigating/zooming, guides, pages, images, and a little bit more.
Illustrator Align to Pixel Grid
Video Length: (4:30)
Covers: Illustrator CS5+
Ever created web content, like a button in Illustrator only to export it and find the edges are soft? Illustrator CS5 and later allows you to align content to a pixel grid, ensuring that it retains it's hard edges.
I'll show you how to do it from scratch and to align existing and future content to the grid.
Using Puppet Warp and Content Aware Fill Together
Video Length: (6:48)
Covers: Photoshop CS5+
I want to show you how to use a few of the new features in Photoshop CS5, namely the Content Aware Fill and Puppet Warp, together in a real world situation. I'll show you how to remove a subject from a background, fill in the background, and distort the subject using Puppet Warp.
Quick Content Aware Spot Healing Brush Trick
Video Length: (3:05)
Covers: Photoshop CS5+
If you've ever tried to use any of the cloning tools to remove something like a power line that is curved, then you know how tricky it can be. Well, using Photoshop CS5, Content Aware, and the Spot Healing Brush you can easily get rid of them using this trick.
Design Trick for Tabbed Panel in Muse
Video Length: (4:35)
Covers: Muse (code name)
The tabbed panel in Muse (code name) is an easy way to add a lot of content in a small area. I want to show you a cool trick for adding an arrow to the tab to indicate which tab is active.
I'm a seasoned web developer and web and print technology trainer, and an Adobe Certified Instructor in Acrobat X Pro, Illustrator CS5, Dreamweaver CS5, InDesign CS3 and Photoshop CS3.
