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Publisher: Peachpit Press; 1 edition (July 5, 2013)
Publication Date: July 5, 2013
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All the books in the real World Series are great resource if you work in prepress.
This is a complete reference for InDesign, which is very well written. The illustrations and instructions are done in a way that are easily understood.
I bought this book thinking that I could learn a thing or two; but I was wrong! I feel like I was retaught everything I have learned in the last six years. The best part is that the thoughts are heartily illustrated and I have never really has a hard time following along with the author.The book is split in a rough introduction section focused on the tools and how they are used, but by the end of the book it becomes much more technical and in depth about how powerful InDesign really is.For reference: I recently finished my 4 year degree and have been working in design for 2.5 yrs, but wow this book is really awesome! The turkey jokes are an added plus!
Really who loves their school books.
The authors of Real World Adobe InDesign CC have created a detailed guide to the world's most popular publishing tool. It's useful for both the novice and the pro, and organized in a way that lets you quickly get to just what you need. If your living depends upon creating great page layouts or even if you just dabble, Real World Adobe InDesign is a valuable "must have" for your arsenal of tools. Highly recommended!
Thank to David Blater for this books, This is a great book for InDesign User from beginner to professional. I read this book via Kindle app very useful
I have nothing but good to say about David Blatner and his "Real World" books. He continues to deliver top-notch techniques and tips to speed your workflow and show even the most seasoned user new ideas for creating compelling content. I have attended his seminars and been using his books for years. I like that he stays cutting edge and breaks things down in a manner that everyone can understand. InDesign continues to reach new heights and David is right there, showing us how to use the new technology in fresh and innovative ways. If you are going to buy one book to lead you though the labyrinth we know as InDesign, this is the one for you. Well done, Mr. Blatner!
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