Adobe InDesign

InDesign is not an image editor per se but that should not stop you from making changes to your images. InDesign gives you two options to edit your images – Edit…

Sometimes, when you try opening an InDesign file from another computer or online, you will most likely encounter an error that says there are missing or modified links. What does…

InDesign offers more than a few ways to import images into your document. Of course, you can copy paste between image programs and InDesign but it is better to use…

Find/Change is one of those functions that is simple but extremely powerful. As the name suggests, the Find/Change function lets you find your query and change to something else. You can find…

Spellchecking is often an important part of making the document look professional and error-free. Just like your regular word processor, InDesign also has integrated spellchecking capabilities with a few tricks up…

InDesign has a nifty feature that allows you to edit text without any distractions or the need to zoom in and zoom out of text frames. This feature is called…

InDesign makes it easy to work with text. Like with every object in InDesign, text is composed in frames called text frames. Creating Text Frames You can use the Type tool to create…

In InDesign, it is possible to segregate the document into sections to specify different types of page numbers for different types of content. For example, if you’re creating a book,…

Page management is important if you are dealing with a document having multiple pages. InDesign provides a lot of easy ways to insert, remove, or duplicate pages. Most of these functions…

Being able to properly define the document that you intend to create is a fundamental prerequisite to get the best out of InDesign. You can create a new document by…