How to use the often-misunderstood ‘live’ endnotes function in Adobe InDesign CC2018.
They got a bad rep with the way Adobe ‘forced’ the new endnotes function on users in CC 2018 (no way to turn them off, although that ability was added in the 2019 version—along with bugs!) and they can still be troublesome in some edge cases, but for most uses the live endnotes are actually a very useful feature.
Adobe Acrobat is an incredibly versatile tool for document management and print production, that can save you a lot of time if used correctly. Learn how to combine multiple files into a single PDF, how to add pages to an existing PDF, and how to replace specific PDF pages.
The package function is the built-in process whereby InDesign will check all the links and fonts that you are using in a document, and it will copy and organise all of the files needed to correctly open that document. We’re going to have a look at the packaging process, and the settings you should use.
In this video we’re going to look at how to create that ubiquitous ‘3D’ extruded text effect using Adobe Illustrator. But since tutorials showing how to make 3D text and titles in Illustrator are already everywhere, we’re going to look at three different methods of creating a 3D extrusion effect.
