Join David Blatner for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of InDesign: Print PDFs.
…Thanks for joining me in this romp through creating print PDFs through InDesign.…I hope you've enjoyed it as much as I did.…But of course there's always more to know, more to learn.…I want to encourage you to check out…the many free articles and tutorials at indesignsecrets.com.…Consider signing up as a member, so that…you'll receive 12 issues of InDesign magazine each year.…The magazine is, in fact, distributed as a PDF.…You can also find more great training for…InDesign and PDF here in the online training library.…If you haven't yet watched InDesign Insider Training: Beyond the…Essentials and InDesign Insider Training: Interactive PDFs, then check those out.…
Also there are hundreds of InDesign tips and tricks in…the video title I do with Anne-Marie Concepcion called InDesign Secrets.…And finally, if you want to learn more about Acrobat and PDF, then…check out the titles Acrobat Essential Training and also Acrobat Tips and Tricks.…So for now, this is David Blatner signing off, from InDesign Insider Training.…
Author
David Blatner
Released
6/27/2014- Comparing the Export vs. Distiller workflows
- Using Adobe PDF presets
- Adjusting image compression
- Creating a hybrid print/screen PDF
- Keeping your PDF file size small
- Batching exporting PDFs
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Q: Why can't I open the exercise files?
A: If you cannot open the files, try the IDML file, as David explains in the third movie of the course.
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Introduction
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Welcome55s
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Using the exercise files1m 5s
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1. How to Create a PDF
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Export vs. Distiller2m 7s
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Using Adobe PDF presets4m 27s
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2. Optimizing Your PDF Exports
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Adjusting image compression8m 39s
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Saving custom PDF presets2m 37s
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3. Common PDF Scenarios
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PDF for commercial printing6m 44s
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Batch exporting4m 1s
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Conclusion
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Next steps59s
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