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9780789733672

Special Edition Using Adobe Creative Suite 2

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  • Copyright: 2006-01-01
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Summary

Get acquainted with Adobe CS2 with the help of the ultimate comprehensive reference guide,Special Edition Using Adobe Creative Suite 2. Not only does it include material that covers the new product release, the author and team of contributors also covers how to use the individual products and how to integrate them so that you can use the Suite in an effective manner. The entire Suite is covered, including tools that aren't as well-documented. Youtrade;ll find coverage of: Photoshop Illustrator InDesign GoLive Acrobat Designer Version Cue Bridge Stock Photo WithSpecial Edition Using Adobe Creative Suite 2, you will easily master Adobe Creative Suite 2.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(4)
Creative Suite 2 Basics
5(24)
Creative Suite Versus Component Programs
6(1)
New Global Features
7(3)
What Is Version Cue?
10(3)
Where to Start?
10(2)
Deleting Old Versions of Projects
12(1)
What Is Adobe Bridge?
13(8)
Using Saved File Groups
14(1)
Browsing the Bridge
14(2)
Viewing and Modifying Metadata
16(2)
Labeling and Filtering Images
18(1)
Processing Images in Batches
18(2)
Working with Color Settings
20(1)
Using Adobe Stock Photos
21(3)
Finding the Perfect Photo
21(1)
Purchasing Photos
22(1)
Cleaning Up
23(1)
The Help Center
24(5)
I Photoshop and ImageReady
Working with Photoshop
29(14)
Best Practices
30(1)
File Formats
31(2)
Photoshop Format (. psd)
32(1)
Understanding the Photoshop CS2 Interface
33(4)
The Canvas
33(1)
Options Bar
34(1)
Palettes
34(2)
Workspace Hints
36(1)
Highlighted Menu Modes
37(1)
Photoshop Help Center
37(1)
Grids and Guides
38(2)
Creating a New Photoshop Document
40(3)
Width and Height
40(1)
Resolution Guidelines
41(1)
Color Mode
42(1)
Color Bit Depth
42(1)
Background Contents
42(1)
Color Profile
42(1)
Pixel Aspect Ratio
42(1)
Using the Photoshop Toolbox
43(16)
Using the Options Bar
44(1)
Understanding Paint Options
44(1)
Understanding Type Options
45(1)
Using the Selection Tools
45(1)
Using the Crop and Slice Tools
46(1)
Using the Retouching Tools
46(3)
Using the Painting Tools
49(2)
Using the Drawing and Type Tools
51(2)
Using the Shape Tools
53(1)
Using the Annotation, Measuring, and Navigation Tools
54(2)
Selecting Foreground and Background Colors
56(1)
Changing View Modes
56(3)
Understanding Photoshop Menus and Palettes
59(30)
The File Menu
60(4)
The Edit Menu
64(3)
The Image Menu
67(2)
The Layer Menu
69(1)
The Select Menu
70(1)
The Filter Menu
71(2)
The View Menu
73(1)
The Window Menu
74(1)
The Help Menu
75(1)
Keyboard Shortcuts
75(3)
Keyboard Shortcuts for the Toolbox
76(2)
File Management
78(1)
Photoshop Palettes
79(1)
The Actions Palette
79(1)
The Animation Palette
80(1)
The Brushes Palette
80(9)
The Channels Palette
80(1)
The Character Palette
81(1)
The Color Palette
81(1)
The Histogram Palette
81(1)
The History Palette
82(1)
The Info Palette
83(1)
The Layer Comps Palette
83(1)
The Layers Palette
83(1)
The Navigator Palette
84(1)
The Options Bar
84(1)
The Paragraph Palette
84(1)
The Paths Palette
85(1)
The Styles Palette
85(1)
The Swatches Palette
86(1)
The Tool Presets Palette
86(1)
The Tools Palette
87(2)
Working with Images and Color in Photoshop
89(34)
Looking at Artwork, Imagery, and Color
90(2)
Choosing Colors from the Color Picker
90(1)
Understanding How Photoshop Records Color
91(1)
What Is a Color Model?
92(1)
Understanding the Two Types of Color
92(3)
Working with Additive Colors
92(1)
Working with Subtractive Colors
93(1)
The Printing Gamut
94(1)
Working with RGB, CMYK, and Spot Colors
95(5)
Understanding the Relationship Between RGB and CMY
95(2)
Choosing a Color Mode
97(1)
Working with RGB Color Notation
97(1)
Working with CMYK Color Notation
98(1)
Identifying Spot Colors
98(2)
Understanding Photoshop's Other Color Modes and Models
100(14)
Grayscale Color Mode
100(1)
Bitmap Color Mode
101(2)
L*a*b Color Mode
103(1)
Indexed Color Mode
103(4)
Web-Safe RGB Color Model
107(1)
Duotone Color Mode
107(3)
Multichannel Color Mode
110(1)
HSB: The Non-Mode Color Model
111(1)
Comparing Color Modes
112(1)
A Note on Color Bit Depth
113(1)
Using Multiple Color Modes
113(1)
Understanding Channels
114(3)
Spot Color Channels
114(1)
Color Channels: Grayscale at Heart
115(1)
Filtering and Adjusting Individual Channels
116(1)
Using the Channel Mixer to Create Perfect Grayscale from Color
116(1)
Working with Gradients
117(4)
Creating a Custom Gradient
118(1)
Working with Opacity Stops
118(1)
Working with Midpoints
119(1)
Drawing Gradients
119(1)
Using the Five Gradient Tools
119(2)
Getting Printing Results
121(2)
Viewing and Correcting Colors
121(2)
Working with Layers in Photoshop
123(22)
Working with Layers
124(1)
Understanding the Layers Palette
125(2)
Showing and Hiding Layers
126(1)
Linking Other Layers to the Active Layer
126(1)
Aligning and Distributing Layers
127(1)
Locking Layers
128(1)
Using Layer Styles
128(7)
Layer Style Effects Overview
128(2)
Choosing a Blending Mode
130(2)
Working with the Layers Palette Menu
132(1)
Understanding the Opacity and Fill Settings
132(1)
Using the Layers Palette Buttons
133(1)
Adding Layer Masks
133(1)
Working with Layer Groups
133(2)
Selecting a Fill or Adjustment Layer
135(1)
Adding and Deleting Layers
135(1)
Understanding Layer Blending Options, Opacity, and Transparency
135(3)
Working with Photoshop's Specialty Layers
138(3)
Adjustment and Fill Layers
138(1)
Type Layers
139(1)
Shape Layers
140(1)
Transforming Layers
141(1)
Using Layer Comps
142(3)
Using Selections, Paths, and Transforms in Photoshop
145(36)
Telling Photoshop Where to Work
146(2)
Defining Selections
146(1)
Unmasking Masks
147(1)
Working with the Selection Tools
148(8)
Using the Marquee Tools
149(2)
Making Irregularly Shaped Selections
151(2)
Using the Magic Wand Tool
153(1)
Removing a White Background
154(1)
Making Selections from Paths
155(1)
Working with Selection Commands
156(5)
Using the Basic Selection with Commands
157(1)
Modifying Existing Selections with Commands
157(2)
Transforming Selections
159(1)
Warping Selections
159(1)
Saving and Loading Selections
160(1)
Selection Tips
160(1)
Understanding Alpha Channels and Masks
161(3)
Basic Alpha Channel Creation
161(2)
Quick Mask Mode
163(1)
Alpha Channels and File Formats
163(1)
Paths: Working with Vectors in Photoshop
164(12)
The Many Faces of Paths
164(1)
Creating Paths in Photoshop
165(1)
Using the Paths Palette
165(1)
Using the Pen Tool
166(2)
Understanding Pen Tool Options
168(1)
Using the Other Pen Tools
169(1)
Editing Paths
170(3)
Stroking and Filling Paths and Subpaths
173(1)
Making Paths from Selections
174(1)
Converting Type to Paths
174(2)
Using Photoshop's Shape Layers
176(3)
Using the Shape Tools
176(2)
Editing Shape Vector Masks
178(1)
Using, Creating, and Saving Custom Shapes
178(1)
Clipping Paths and Vector Masks
179(2)
Working with Type in Photoshop
181(28)
Understanding Photoshop's Type Capability
182(6)
Working with Vector Type
183(1)
Saving Files with Type
183(1)
Working with Type on a Path
184(1)
Working with Type Layers
185(2)
Warping Type
187(1)
Working with the Type Tools
188(2)
The Horizontal and Vertical Type Tools
189(1)
The Type Mask Tools
189(1)
Understanding the Type Palettes and Commands
190(16)
Type Commands Under the Layer Menu
190(4)
The Options Bar and the Type Tools
194(1)
The Character Palette
195(5)
The Character Palette Menu
200(2)
The Paragraph Palette
202(1)
The Paragraph Palette Menu
203(3)
Using Spell Check and Find/Replace
206(1)
The Spell Checker
206(1)
Find/Replace
206(1)
Working with Fonts and Font Embedding
207(2)
Fonts and Font Families
207(2)
Creative Imaging in Photoshop
209(30)
Using the Extract Tool
210(3)
Simple Extraction
210(1)
Highlight Options
210(2)
Previewing and Editing Extractions
212(1)
Using the Filter Gallery
213(1)
Using the Liquify Feature
214(1)
Using Pattern Maker
215(1)
Working with the Vanishing Point Feature
215(2)
Understanding Filter Categories
217(10)
The Artistic Filters
217(1)
The Blur Filters
218(1)
The Brush Strokes Filters
218(1)
The Distort Filters
219(2)
The Noise Filters
221(1)
The Pixelate Filters
222(1)
The Render Filters
222(1)
The Sharpen Filters
223(1)
The Sketch Filters
224(1)
The Stylize Filters
224(2)
The Texture Filters
226(1)
The Video Filters
226(1)
The Other Filters
226(1)
Working with Digimarc
227(1)
Correcting Images
227(12)
Brightness/Contrast and Auto Contrast
227(2)
Levels and Auto Levels
229(2)
Curves
231(3)
Auto Color
234(1)
Color Balance
235(1)
Hue/Saturation
235(1)
Desaturate
235(1)
Shadow/Highlight
236(1)
Invert
236(3)
Creating a Power Workflow in Photoshop
239(22)
Understanding Photoshop Scripting
240(3)
Scripting and the Adobe Creative Suite
240(1)
Understanding JavaScript, AppleScript, and Visual Basic: Which One?
241(1)
Scripting Resources Supplied with the Adobe Creative Suite
241(2)
Understanding Photoshop's Actions
243(4)
How Actions Work
243(1)
The Actions Palette
244(2)
The Actions Palette Menu
246(1)
Button Mode
246(1)
Working with Actions in Photoshop
247(3)
Running an Action
247(1)
Loading Actions
247(1)
Batching It
248(1)
Using Batch to Change File Formats
248(1)
Using Actions as Droplets in Photoshop
249(1)
Creating Custom Actions in Photoshop
250(4)
Recording a New Action
250(1)
What Can and Can't Be Recorded
251(2)
Editing an Existing Action
253(1)
Sources of Actions
254(1)
Using Other Photoshop Automate Commands
254(7)
PDF Presentation
254(1)
Conditional Mode Change
255(1)
Contact Sheet II
255(2)
Fit Image
257(1)
Multi-Page PDF to PSD
257(1)
Picture Package
257(1)
Web Photo Gallery
258(1)
Photomerge
259(1)
Image Processor
259(2)
Working with ImageReady
261(20)
Weaving Photos into the Web
262(1)
Working with the ImageReady Desktop
263(2)
The Tools
263(2)
Getting Help
265(1)
Exporting Files to ImageReady
266(1)
Preparing Images for the Web
266(2)
File Optimization and Compression
266(1)
Lossy versus Lossless Compression
267(1)
The Role of the Web Browser
267(1)
Saving for the Web
268(3)
JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
270(1)
Working with Quality Settings
271(6)
JPEG Format
271(2)
GIF Format
273(3)
PNG-24 Format
276(1)
WBMP Format
276(1)
Understanding Resolution and Pixel Size
277(1)
Using the Repopulate Views Menu
277(1)
Working with Transparency in GIF and PNG-8 Images
277(1)
Transparency Dither
278(1)
Transparency Matte
278(1)
Interlacing
278(1)
Saving the Picture
278(1)
Emailing Your Pictures
279(1)
Mastering ImageReady
280(1)
Building Web Graphics in ImageReady
281(24)
Transparency on the Web
282(1)
Optimizing a Color Table
283(2)
Preparing Backgrounds
285(10)
Saving HTML with Images
286(1)
Adding an Accent Stripe
287(1)
Building Animations
288(2)
Creating Slices
290(3)
HTML Options
293(2)
Editing Output Settings
295(2)
File-Saving Options
295(2)
Image Maps
297(1)
Creating SWF Flash Files
297(2)
Saving Files in SWF Format (ImageReady)
298(1)
Preparing Images for GoLive
299(1)
Working with Text for the Web
299(1)
Mastering ImageReady
300(5)
Creating Transparent JPEGs
300(1)
Creating Letters by Pixel
301(1)
Understanding Pre-optimization
301(4)
II Illustrator
Understanding the Illustrator Environment
305(22)
Best Practices
306(1)
New Features and Tools
306(5)
Live Trace
307(1)
Live Paint
307(1)
Control Palette
308(1)
Support for Photoshop Layer Comps
308(1)
Colorize Grayscale Images
309(1)
Expanded Stroke and Type Options
309(1)
New Filter Gallery
309(1)
Custom Workspaces
309(1)
Wacom Tablet Support
310(1)
Adobe Bridge
310(1)
Color Management
310(1)
PDF Support
310(1)
Tiling Control
311(1)
Support for Nearly Every Graphic Format
311(1)
Illustrator Help
311(1)
Illustrator Preferences
311(7)
General Preferences
311(2)
Type Preferences
313(1)
Units & Display Performance Preferences
314(1)
Guides & Grid Preferences
314(1)
Smart Guides & Slices Preferences
315(1)
Hyphenation Preferences
316(1)
Plug-ins & Scratch Disks Preferences
316(1)
File Handling & Clipboard Preferences
316(1)
Appearance of Black Preferences
317(1)
Setting Up the Workspace
318(1)
Setting Up a Document
318(3)
The Artboard Panel
319(1)
The Type Panel
319(1)
The Transparency Panel
320(1)
Using Grids and Guides
321(2)
Grids
321(1)
Guides
321(1)
Smart Guides
322(1)
Understanding File Formats
323(4)
Importing
323(1)
Exporting Illustrator Files
324(1)
Saving As
324(1)
Saving for Microsoft Office
325(1)
Saving for the Web
325(2)
Working with Illustrator Tools
327(20)
Understanding the Selection Tools
329(1)
Understanding the Drawing Tools
330(3)
Understanding the Type Tools
333(1)
Understanding the Painting Tools
334(2)
Understanding the Reshaping Tools
336(3)
Understanding the Symbolism Tools
339(1)
Understanding the Graph Tools
340(2)
Understanding the Slicing and Cutting Tools
342(1)
Understanding the Moving and Zooming Tools
342(1)
Understanding Other Controls
343(1)
Working with Keyboard Shortcuts
344(3)
Understanding Illustrator Palettes and Menus
347(18)
Working with Illustrator Palettes
348(12)
Layers Palette
348(4)
Paragraph Styles and Character Styles Palettes
352(1)
Transform Palette
352(2)
Appearance Palette
354(3)
Graphic Styles Palette
357(2)
Other Notable Palettes
359(1)
Using Palette Menus
360(1)
Understanding Workspaces
361(1)
Understanding Menu Commands
361(3)
File Menu
361(1)
Edit Menu
362(1)
Object Menu
362(1)
Type Menu
362(1)
Select Menu
363(1)
Filter Menu
363(1)
Effect Menu
363(1)
View Menu
363(1)
Window Menu
364(1)
Help Menu
364(1)
Final Thoughts
364(1)
Understanding and Drawing Paths in Illustrator
365(24)
Working with Vector Art
366(3)
Raster Images
366(1)
Vector Drawings
367(1)
Points and Paths
368(1)
Vectors Across the Creative Suite
368(1)
Using the Shape Tools
369(4)
Rectangle Tool
369(1)
Rounded Rectangle Tool
370(1)
Ellipse Tool
370(1)
Polygon Tool
370(1)
Star Tool
371(1)
Flare Tool
372(1)
Using Line Tools
373(2)
Line Segment Tool
373(1)
Arc Tool
373(1)
Spiral Tool
373(1)
Rectangular Grid Tool
374(1)
Polar Grid Tool
374(1)
Using the Drawing Tools
375(5)
Pencil Tool
375(2)
Pen Tool
377(3)
Modifying Paths
380(7)
Selecting Anchor Points and Path Segments
380(1)
Adding and Deleting Anchor Points
381(1)
Adjusting and Converting Anchor Points
382(1)
Smoothing and Simplifying Paths
383(1)
Joining Paths
383(2)
Dividing Paths
385(1)
The Pathfinder Palette
386(1)
Final Thoughts
387(2)
Working with Color in Illustrator
389(18)
Identifying and Choosing Color
390(6)
Tools Palette Color Swatches
390(1)
Color Palette
391(1)
Color Picker
392(1)
Swatches Palette
393(2)
Color Filters
395(1)
Eyedropper
396(1)
Using Color
396(10)
Fills and Strokes
396(1)
Strokes
397(1)
Patterns
398(1)
Gradients
399(1)
Gradient Meshes
400(2)
Transparency
402(1)
Blending Modes
403(1)
Color Management During Printing
404(2)
Final Thoughts
406(1)
Working with Objects in Illustrator
407(26)
Arranging and Grouping Objects
408(4)
Grouping and Ungrouping
408(1)
Stacking Order
408(2)
Alignment and Distribution
410(2)
Blending and Warping Objects
412(3)
Blending Objects
412(2)
Warping
414(1)
Working with 3D Objects
415(7)
3D Extrude & Bevel
415(2)
3D Revolve
417(3)
3D Rotate
420(1)
Mapping Artwork to 3D Objects
420(2)
Understanding Symbols
422(6)
Creating and Working with Symbols
422(3)
Using the Symbol Sprayer
425(1)
Symbolism Tools
426(2)
Using Live Paint
428(4)
Creating and Using Live Paint Groups
428(2)
Locating Live Paint Gaps
430(1)
Understanding the Limitations to Live Paint
430(2)
Final Thoughts
432(1)
Working with Type in Illustrator
433(26)
Understanding Type Objects
434(7)
Point Type and Area Type Objects
434(2)
Type Areas
436(1)
Type on a Path Objects
437(4)
Legacy Text Objects
441(1)
Working with Type
441(7)
The Character Palette
441(2)
The Paragraph Palette
443(2)
The OpenType Palette
445(2)
Special Characters
447(1)
Using Character and Paragraph Styles
448(5)
Working with Text Wrap
453(1)
Creating Outlines
454(1)
Embedding Fonts
455(2)
Checking Spelling
456(1)
Final Thoughts
457(2)
Working with Placed Graphics and Filters in Illustrator
459(22)
Working with Placed Graphics
460(11)
Placing Graphics
460(2)
Using Photoshop Layer Comps
462(2)
Linking and Embedding Placed Images
464(2)
Working with Live Trace
466(3)
Working with Clipping Masks
469(1)
Working with Opacity Masks
470(1)
Using Filters with Placed Images
471(4)
Illustrator Filters
471(2)
Filter Gallery
473(1)
Photoshop Filters
474(1)
Working with Effects on Placed Images
475(6)
Illustrator Effects
476(4)
Photoshop Effects
480(1)
Importing, Exporting, and Saving in Illustrator
481(36)
Importing Options
482(2)
Importing Adobe PDFs
482(1)
Importing Bitmap Files
483(1)
Importing Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) Files
483(1)
Importing Photoshop (PSD) Files
483(1)
Exporting Options
484(6)
Saving Options
490(14)
Adobe Illustrator Document (.ai)
491(1)
PDF
491(8)
Illustrator EPS
499(2)
Illustrator Template (.ait)
501(1)
SVG and SVGX
501(3)
Save for Web
504(1)
Sharing Vector Graphics
504(1)
Understanding SWF Animation
504(1)
Understanding SVG Interactivity
505(1)
Printing
505(7)
General Options
506(1)
Setup Options
507(1)
Marks and Bleed Options
507(1)
Output Options
508(1)
Graphics Options
508(2)
Color Management Options
510(1)
Advanced Options
510(1)
Summary
511(1)
Using Print Presets
512(1)
Printing with PostScript
512(1)
Overprinting
513(2)
Trapping
515(2)
Speeding Up Illustrator and Data Functionality
517(20)
Automating Tasks with Actions
518(3)
Batch Processes
520(1)
Working with Illustrator Scripts
521(1)
Creating Data-Driven Graphics
521(2)
Working with Graphs
523(3)
Setting Up Your Graph and Graph Labels
523(1)
Entering Data for Column, Stacked Column, Bar, Stacked Bar, Line, Area, and Radar Graphs
524(1)
Entering Data for Scatter Graphs
524(1)
Entering Data for Pie Graphs
525(1)
Creating Graphs
525(1)
Working with Version Cue
526(1)
Working with Photoshop
527(2)
Exporting
527(1)
Importing
528(1)
Copying and Pasting
528(1)
Dragging and Dropping
529(1)
Things to Know
529(8)
Organize Your Workspace
529(1)
Know the Shortcuts
529(1)
Back Up and Share Your Customizations
530(1)
Reuse Styles and Elements and Automate Tasks
530(1)
Work Safely
531(1)
Know Your Audience
531(1)
Know Your Media
532(1)
Use What's There
532(1)
Let Others Help You
533(4)
III InDesign
Understanding the InDesign Work Area
537(10)
Best Practices
538(1)
Information for QuarkXPress Users
538(1)
Information for PageMaker Users
538(1)
Why Use InDesign over Illustrator?
539(1)
Saving and Exporting Files
540(2)
What's New?
542(3)
Graphics
542(1)
Copy
543(1)
Integration
543(2)
XML
545(1)
Getting Familiar with the InDesign Work Area
545(2)
Understanding the InDesign Interface and Tools
547(40)
The InDesign Tool Palette
548(4)
InDesign Palettes
552(9)
The Attributes Palette
553(1)
Automation Palettes
554(1)
The Color Palette
554(1)
The Control Palette
554(1)
The Gradient Palette
554(1)
The Info Palette
555(1)
Interactive Palettes
555(1)
The Layers Palette
556(1)
The Links Palette
556(1)
Object and Layout Palettes
556(1)
The Object Styles Palette
557(1)
Output Palettes
557(1)
The PageMaker Toolbar Palette
557(1)
The Pages Palette
557(1)
The Stroke Palette
557(1)
The Swatches Palette
558(1)
The Tags Palette
558(1)
The Text Wrap Palette
558(1)
The Tools Palette
558(1)
The Transparency Palette
558(1)
Type and Tables Palettes
559(1)
The Glyphs Palette
559(1)
The Control Palette
560(1)
The PageMaker Toolbar
561(1)
InDesign Menu Commands
562(11)
The File Menu
562(2)
The Edit Menu
564(1)
The Layout Menu
565(1)
The Type Menu
566(1)
The Object Menu
567(2)
The Table Menu
569(1)
The View Menu
570(2)
The Window Menu
572(1)
The Help Menu
572(1)
InDesign Keyboard Shortcuts
573(2)
InDesign Application Preferences
575(10)
General Preferences
575(1)
Type Preferences
576(1)
Advanced Type Preferences
577(1)
Composition Preferences
578(1)
Units & Increments Preferences
579(1)
Grids Preferences
580(1)
Guides & Pasteboard Preferences
580(1)
Dictionary Preferences
581(1)
Spelling Preferences
582(1)
Autocorrect Preferences
582(1)
Story Editor Display Preferences
583(1)
Display Performance Preferences
583(1)
Appearance of Black Preferences
584(1)
File Handling Preferences
585(1)
Summary
585(2)
Understanding Document and Page Setup in InDesign
587(12)
Document Setup
588(1)
Grids and Guides
589(2)
Ruler Measurements
591(1)
The Pages Palette
592(4)
The Power of Selection
593(1)
Master Pages in the Pages Palette
594(2)
The Book Feature
596(3)
Working with Objects in InDesign
599(22)
Creating Objects
600(2)
Paths
600(1)
Shapes
601(1)
Other Types of Objects
602(1)
Editing and Reshaping Objects
602(2)
Transforming Objects
604(3)
Transforming with Tools
604(1)
Transforming with Palettes
605(1)
Transforming with Menu Commands
606(1)
Flopping Objects
606(1)
Applying Fill and Stroke
607(2)
Grouping Objects
609(1)
Using Object Libraries
610(2)
Working with Object Effects
612(4)
Transparency Overview
612(1)
Drop Shadows
613(1)
Feathering
614(1)
Corner Effects
615(1)
Understanding the Copy/Paste Options
616(1)
Working with Compound Paths
616(1)
Converting Shapes
617(1)
Using Object Styles
617(2)
Working with Snippets
619(2)
Working with Type in InDesign
621(28)
Using the Character Palette
623(1)
Using the Paragraph Palette
624(2)
Using the Type Menu Commands
626(1)
Working with Type Styles
627(5)
Character Styles
627(2)
Paragraph Styles
629(3)
Understanding Text Frame Options
632(1)
Working with OpenType Fonts
633(1)
Using the Story Editor
634(1)
Managing Tables
635(8)
Importing Table Data
635(1)
Copying and Pasting in Tables
636(1)
Formatting Tables
637(6)
Placing Text
643(1)
Importing Text Files
643(1)
Importing Word or RTF Files
643(1)
Working with Autoflow
644(1)
Wrapping Text
645(2)
Putting Type on a Path
647(2)
Working with Graphics in InDesign
649(16)
Placing Images
650(2)
Understanding Links
652(1)
Understanding Placed Image Resolution
653(1)
Working with PSD files
654(1)
Using Clipping Paths in InDesign
655(2)
Cropping Images
657(1)
Resizing Graphics
658(1)
Fitting Graphics
659(1)
Using the Links Palette
660(2)
Relinking
662(1)
Copying and Pasting from Illustrator
662(1)
Working with Placed PDFs
663(2)
Working with Color in InDesign
665(16)
Understanding Color Basics
666(2)
Color Printing
666(1)
Color Display
667(1)
Using the Color Palette
668(2)
Using the Swatches Palette
670(5)
Working with Tints
672(1)
Working with Mixed Inks
672(3)
Using Color Libraries
675(1)
Working with Gradients and Gradient Swatches
676(4)
Using the Eyedropper Tool
680(1)
Creating and Modifying Paths in InDesign
681(8)
Working with Objects
682(2)
Generalities
682(1)
Anchor Points
683(1)
Curves
683(1)
Working with Compound Paths
684(1)
Using the Pathfinder Palette
685(2)
Pathfinder Options
685(1)
Convert Shape Options
686(1)
Creating Outlines
687(1)
Placing Images and Text in Paths
688(1)
Exporting, Saving, and Printing with InDesign
689(24)
Exporting to PDF
690(8)
PDF Settings
691(1)
General Options
692(1)
Compression Options
693(1)
Marks and Bleeds Options
694(1)
Output Options
695(1)
Advanced Options
695(1)
Security Options
696(1)
Summary Options
697(1)
Defining PDF Presets
698(1)
Transparency Flattening
698(3)
Using the Transparency Flattener Preview Palette
699(1)
Overriding Transparency Flattening Options
700(1)
Working with PDF Color
701(1)
Specifying Page Markings
702(1)
Working with Image Compression
703(1)
Exporting to GoLive
704(1)
Printing Your Document
705(6)
General Print Options
706(1)
Setup Print Options
706(1)
Marks and Bleeds Print Options
707(1)
Output Print Options
708(1)
Graphics Print Options
708(1)
Color Management Print Options
709(1)
Advanced Print Options
709(1)
Summary Print Options
710(1)
Preparing Your Document for a Service Provider
711(2)
Using Preflight
711(1)
Using Package
712(1)
Speeding Up InDesign and Data Functionality
713(18)
Understanding XML
714(2)
Using Data Merge
716(1)
Creating Tables of Contents, Footnotes, and Indexes
717(4)
Tables of Contents
718(1)
Footnotes
719(1)
Indexes
719(2)
Working with Scripting, Plug-ins, and InCopy
721(1)
Scripting
721(1)
Plug-ins
721(1)
InCopy
722(1)
Working with Version Cue and InDesign
722(1)
Using Other Resources
723(2)
Templates
724(1)
Typography Resources
724(1)
Mastering the Program
725(6)
IV GoLive
Understanding the GoLive Work Area
731(20)
New Features
732(3)
Tools and Features for Mobile Web Development
732(1)
Improved Visual Tools for Web Design and Layout
733(1)
Website Administration and Development Features
734(1)
File Formats
735(2)
ASP, JSP, and PHP Pages
736(1)
File Formats for Mobile Web Authoring
736(1)
Other Formats
736(1)
Image File Formats
736(1)
Multimedia Formats
737(1)
The GoLive Interface
737(3)
The Main Toolbar
738(1)
The Document Toolbar
738(1)
Preferences for the Preview in Browser Button
738(1)
The Adobe Services Toolbar
739(1)
The Version Control Toolbar
739(1)
The Site Management Interface
739(1)
Displaying Toolbars and Palettes
740(2)
Setting Up Your Workspace
740(2)
The Document Window
742(9)
The Frame Editor
746(1)
The Source Code Editor
747(1)
The Outline Editor
747(2)
The Layout Preview
749(1)
The PDF Preview
750(1)
Working With GoLive Tools and Palettes
751(18)
The Tools Palette
752(1)
The Objects Palette
753(2)
GoLive's Menus
755(3)
Palette and Window Menus
756(1)
Button Menus, Object Menus, Tool Menus, and Status Menus
756(1)
Context-Sensitive Menus
757(1)
Keyboard Shortcuts
758(3)
Changing the Current Shortcut Set
759(1)
Creating a New Shortcut Set
759(1)
Creating or Editing a Shortcut
760(1)
Working with Color
761(2)
The GoLive Color Palette
761(1)
The Swatches Palette
761(2)
Swatch Libraries
763(1)
Color Settings in GoLive
763(1)
Site Colors
764(5)
Adding Site Colors
765(2)
Applying Site Colors to Objects and Text
767(1)
Editing Site Colors and Updating Pages
767(1)
Organizing Site Colors into Groups
767(2)
Creating Web Page Layouts with GoLive
769(26)
Understanding Doctypes and Encoding
772(1)
Understanding Page Layout Methods
772(4)
Adding Content to Your Web Pages
776(1)
Using the Layout Grid
777(9)
Adding a Layout Grid
777(2)
Adjusting Settings in the Layout Grid Inspector
779(1)
Adding Layout Text Boxes to the Grid
779(1)
Adding Images and Other Objects to the Layout Grid
780(1)
Setting the Background of a Layout Grid
780(1)
Grouping and Ungrouping Objects on a Layout Grid
781(1)
Positioning Elements on a Layout Grid
782(1)
Distributing and Aligning Objects on a Layout Grid
782(3)
Converting a Layout Grid to a Table
785(1)
Converting a Table to a Layout Grid
785(1)
Using Layers
786(7)
Adding Layers to the Page
786(1)
Selecting, Positioning, and Resizing Layers
787(1)
Setting the Layer Order
788(1)
Managing Layers with the Layers Palette
789(1)
Nesting Layers
790(1)
Using the Show/Hide Layer Action
791(2)
Creating and Editing Tables
793(2)
Working with Images and Multimedia in GoLive
795(26)
Adding Images
796(9)
Setting Image Attributes
797(1)
Setting Image Alignment Options
797(4)
Adding Borders to Images and Setting Alt Text
801(1)
Creating a LowSrc Image
802(1)
Creating an Image Map
803(2)
Using Smart Objects
805(12)
Inserting a Photoshop Smart Object
806(1)
Inserting an Illustrator Smart Object
807(2)
Inserting a Smart PDF Object
809(2)
Inserting a Smart Generic Object
811(1)
Cropping Smart Objects in GoLive
812(3)
Inserting Favicons for GoLive Pages
815(2)
Importing Multimedia Files
817(4)
Inserting Multimedia Objects
817(4)
Using Cascading Style Sheets in GoLive
821(22)
Cascading Style Sheet Basics
822(10)
Working with the CSS Editor
822(10)
Redefining HTML Code with CSS
832(1)
Using Classes to Format with CSS
832(1)
Creating ID Styles
833(1)
Creating External Style Sheets
834(1)
Importing and Using an External Style Sheet
835(1)
Using Advanced CSS Features
836(3)
Specifying a Default CSS Style Sheet for Your Site
839(1)
Using GoLive's CSS Layout Objects
840(3)
Working with Source Code in GoLive
843(20)
Using the GoLive Source Code Editors
844(4)
The Source Code Toolbar
844(4)
Setting Source Code Preferences
848(2)
Using the Split Source Code View and Source Code Palette
850(3)
Using the Visual Tag Editor
853(1)
Using the Outline Editor
854(4)
Using the JavaScript Editor
858(1)
Checking Syntax
859(2)
Finding and Changing Code Elements
861(2)
Creating Web Forms in GoLive
863(24)
Designing Forms in GoLive
864(1)
Creating a New Form
864(16)
The Form Tag
866(1)
Using the Form Inspector
866(2)
Creating Buttons
868(1)
The Form Input Image
869(1)
Labels and Text Fields
870(3)
Check Boxes and Radio Buttons
873(2)
Pop-up Menus and List Boxes
875(2)
Setting Up a File Browser
877(1)
Creating Hidden and Disabled Form Elements
878(2)
Creating Read-Only Form Elements
880(1)
Facilitating Form Navigation
880(7)
Tabbing Chains
880(2)
Creating a Fieldset
882(1)
About Validating Form Data
883(2)
Sources for Form Scripts
885(2)
Creating a Website with GoLive
887(22)
Using the Site Creation Wizard
888(5)
Creating a Blank Site
888(3)
Creating a New Site by Importing an Existing Site
891(2)
Using Version Control
893(2)
Using Site Samples as Templates for New Sites
895(1)
Working in the Site Window
896(13)
The Files Tab
898(1)
The External, Colors, and Font Sets Tabs
899(1)
The Diagrams Tab
900(1)
The CSS Tab
901(1)
The Publish Server Tab
901(2)
The Collections Tab
903(1)
The Errors Tab
904(1)
The Extras Tab
905(4)
V Acrobat, Distiller, and Designer
Understanding the Acrobat Working Environment
909(10)
Best Practices (When to Use and Not Use Acrobat)
910(4)
Adobe PDF Printer Driver
910(1)
Adobe Acrobat
911(1)
Adobe Acrobat Distiller
912(1)
Adobe Designer (Windows Only)
913(1)
PDF Engines
913(1)
Adobe Acrobat Reader
913(1)
New Acrobat Features
914(1)
File Formats Supported
915(1)
The Designer Environment (Windows Only)
916(3)
Working in a PDF in Acrobat
919(26)
Working with Fonts
920(1)
Editing Text
921(1)
Compressing Images
922(1)
Rearranging Pages
923(1)
Adding Headers and Footers
924(1)
Adding Watermarks and Backgrounds
925(1)
Creating Bookmarks
926(1)
Working with Destinations
927(2)
Comments
929(3)
Notes
929(1)
Audio Annotations
930(1)
File Attachments
930(2)
Using Markup Tools
932(4)
Callouts
932(1)
Clouds
932(1)
Text Box Tool
933(1)
Dimensioning
933(1)
Geometric Drawing Tools
934(1)
Pencil and Eraser Tools
935(1)
Text Edits and Highlighter
935(1)
Initiating Reviews and Comments in Adobe Reader
936(1)
Working with the Comments Tab
937(1)
Extracting Data from Comments
938(1)
Using the Tracker
939(1)
Understanding Security and Digital IDs
940(5)
Using Passwords
940(1)
Certifying Options
941(4)
VI Additional Content on Website
Understanding Menus and Options in Acrobat
945(50)
Customizing the Toolbar
946(1)
Using the Navigation Pane
946(3)
The Bookmarks Tab
947(1)
The Signatures Tab
947(1)
The Pages Tab
947(1)
The Attachments Tab
948(1)
The Comments Tab
949(1)
Working with Menus
949(41)
The File Menu
949(6)
The Edit Menu
955(6)
The View Menu
961(6)
The Document Menu
967(3)
The Comments Menu
970(5)
The Tools Menu
975(8)
The Advanced Menu
983(5)
The Window Menu
988(1)
The Help Menu
988(2)
Using Keyboard Shortcuts
990(3)
Using Help
993(2)
The Help File
993(1)
The How To Pane
994(1)
Help for People with Visual or Motor Impairments
994(1)
Working with Advanced Acrobat PDF Files
995(22)
Understanding Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
996(1)
Understanding Fonts
997(1)
Understanding Color
997(3)
Using Color Profiles
997(1)
Comparing RGB, CMYK, and Grayscale
998(2)
What About Spot Colors?
1000(1)
Compressing PDF Files
1000(1)
Preparing Files for Press
1001(10)
Trap Presets
1001(2)
Output Preview
1003(1)
Preflight
1004(1)
Convert Colors
1004(2)
Ink Manager
1006(1)
Add Printer Marks
1006(1)
Crop Pages
1006(2)
Fix Hairlines
1008(1)
Transparency Flattening
1008(1)
PDF Optimizer
1008(2)
JDF Job Definitions
1010(1)
Show/Hide Print Production Toolbar
1011(1)
Embedding and Displaying 3D Objects
1011(1)
Collecting Data from Forms
1011(3)
Creating a Submit Button
1012(1)
The Data Collection Workflow
1013(1)
Collecting the Data
1013(1)
The JavaScript Editor
1014(1)
The Organizer
1015(2)
Using Distiller
1017(8)
Setting Distiller Preferences
1018(1)
Creating and Loading joboptions
1018(1)
Working with Watched Folders
1019(2)
Creating and Editing Settings in Watched Folders
1019(1)
Changing Security Settings in Watched Folders
1020(1)
Changing Other Settings
1021(1)
Processing Files
1021(1)
Working with Fonts
1021(1)
Distilling Errors
1022(1)
What is PDF/X?
1023(1)
Processing a File with Distiller
1023(2)
Using Adobe Designer (Windows CS2 Only)
1025
Best Practices (When to Use and Not Use Designer)
1026(1)
New Features (What Was Designer Previously?)
1027(1)
File Format Chart (Import, Export, Save)
1028(1)
Creating a Simple Form
1028(10)
Form Tools and Palettes
1028(6)
The Layout Editor Tabs
1034(1)
The Hierarchy Palette
1035(1)
Using the How To Palette
1036(1)
Importing a Document from Word
1036(1)
Form Properties and Settings
1036(1)
Setting Up a Tabbing Order
1037(1)
Barcodes and Custom Objects
1038(1)
Substituting and Embedding Fonts
1038(1)
JavaScript Inside Forms
1039
Index 945

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