Guides Help Find the Center of an Image
Once in a while it’s useful to find the center of a Photoshop document–either the horizontal center, vertical center, or both. While you could Select All, get the dimensions from the Info …
Once in a while it’s useful to find the center of a Photoshop document–either the horizontal center, vertical center, or both. While you could Select All, get the dimensions from the Info …
InDesign crashing? Menus and palettes blank or out of sorts? Other strange flutterings from the butterfly? You might have corrupted preferences. Reset them. Just press CMD+OPT+SHIFT (CTRL+ALT+SHIFT) while launching InDesign (or …
Flowing text around boxes is a concept common to both InDesign and Quark, but with two names and two ways of looking at defaults, layout artists will find themselves “thinking differently” when crossing platforms.
In L.A. they’re throwing “Innie” parties; flashing an InDesign CS2 CD-ROM is required to part the velvet ropes at SoHo nightclubs, and; in Dallas, even the manliest of designing men is sporting a butterfly tattoo. Learning InDesign is hip. It’s happening. It’s now. InDesign is the new black.
Everyone knows InDesign’s Space and Align commands move and distribute objects, but did you know they can also make short work of building a layout grid? Did you know InDesign had a Guides Manager like QuarkXPress?
Changing the document size in Illustrator via File > Document Setup does not update the rulers to accommodate the new document size. Consequently, all your positions will be off in …
CMD+S, CMD+W, CMD+S, CMD+W… It gets tedious if you have a number of documents open at once and you’re already running late for a dinner date. Save yourself some time and keystrokes. …
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CMD+Z (CTRL+Z on Windows) has ever been the universal keyboard shortcut that undoes the last action. In QuarkXPress, InDesign, Illustrator, Microsoft Word, and most other applications, pressing CMD+Z (CTRL+Z) a second …
Monday was a busy day for Adobe with announcements of new products, upgrades, and even potentially catastrophic security holes in PDF.