دانلود Lynda InDesign CC Tutorial Series دوره های آموزشی این‌دیزاین سی سی

Topics include:
- Getting started in just 30 minutes
- Becoming familiar with the user interface
- Setting up a new document
- Placing graphics such as QR codes and barcodes
- Formatting objects
- Creating color and gradient swatches
- Organizing projects with layers
- Transforming objects
- Incorporating drop caps, bullets, and numbering
- Applying character and object styles
- Building a multidocument book
- Creating an interactive PDF and exporting to EPUB
- Proofing a document with the Preflight panel
- Printing and exporting a document

InDesign: 2014 Creative Cloud Updates:
Creative Cloud puts the latest Adobe technology at your fingertips, which means programs like InDesign CC change frequently. Justin Seeley helps you stay on top of all these updates and get the most out of InDesign's newest features and enhancements. New chapters will be added every time Adobe releases a major update. To start, Justin reviews color groups, the enhanced packaging workflow, drag-and-drop table functionality, and Behance integration. Check back often for new tutorials.

Topics include:
 - Introduction
 - Welcome
 - Using the exercise files
 - How to send feedback
1. June 2014 Updates
 - Working with color groups
 - Exploring the enhanced packaging workflow
 - Using drag-and-drop table features
 - Using the enhanced Find/Change command
 - Integrating InDesign with your Behance profile
 - Exploring EPUB new features
2. Conclusion
 - Goodbye

Creating PDF Forms with InDesign:
The design of a clear, printable form is only the start of getting the data that you need. Making an electronic version of that form—one that's easy to post on the web or transmit via email—is the key to gathering data quickly. Intended for intermediate designers, this course looks at everything from building a future-proof PDF to adding interactive fields like signatures and combo boxes with InDesign, to finalizing and distributing your form with Acrobat Pro. Author and award-winning designer Michael Murphy will make sure your forms work equally well on paper as they do as PDFs, while troubleshooting tricky PDF issues like permissions.

Topics include:
- Designing hybrid (print/PDF) forms
- Working with styles
- Creating text fields
- Adding check boxes and buttons
- Using button actions to present contextual options
- Exporting and distributing a PDF form

InDesign: Elements of a Layout:
Each element of a magazine should support and work in harmony with the other elements. This course deconstructs the elements that make up a typical magazine layout. Looking at examples from newsstand magazines, it examines the purpose of body text, headlines, subheads, captions, straplines, and more, as well as their typical usage. It then shows how such elements can be created in InDesign, with an emphasis on efficient techniques that emphasize flexibility and consistency.

Graphic designer Nigel French shows how to create a magazine layout using a modular approach that improves the ongoing usability of the document template and the appearance of the resulting designs. In this course, Nigel uses a magazine layout to explain the purpose of each layout element and to demonstrate the use of InDesign features. He explores text elements, picture elements, and page elements. He demonstrates how to set up a document and how to format logically with Styles, Layers, and CC Libraries.

Topics include:
- Setting up a template
- Using Paragraph Styles, Character Styles, and Object Styles
- Working with picture treatments
- Establishing hierarchy
- Incorporating white space into a layout
- Using CC Libraries

InDesign for the In-House Designer
Increasingly, companies are shifting from using external design firms to bringing design in-house. The truth is, no one knows the client better than the people that work there, and this gives in-house designers a tremendous advantage. However, in-house designers need to be sure they're in tune with their colleagues, and that everyone is using the same methods and up-to-date assets. In this course Claudia McCue walks you through the best practices for a smooth InDesign workflow. Learn how to set up your workspace, documents, and templates for maximum efficiency; how to import and format text; how to store the assets you use over and over again in Creative Cloud Libraries, and how to create shareable swatches. Plus, discover how to format tables and build an automatic table of contents that takes just one click to create and one click to update. Claudia also shows how to export your work to PDF for review or web distribution, and how to prepare files for sending to a commercial printer.

Topics include:
- Creating a workspace
- Setting up your document
- Using master pages
- Importing and formatting text
- Creating paragraph and character styles
- Scaling, rotating, and transforming graphics
- Adding color with swatches
- Adding content to tables
- Storing assets in InDesign Libraries and CC Libraries
- Saving and using a template
- Creating an automatic TOC
- Exporting to PDF
- Preparing for printing