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this one is the best one

Thanks for this!! Very clear and useful!!

what if I want to change or modify the width of a gaps without ever adjusting or resizing the selections or objects? I simply want the gaps between each selection to be equal without changing the objects themselves in any way.

I don't understand how to set right tab and how to repeat it on other lines of text.

Very Nice

I know this is old material Amy, BUT your material is TOP NOTCH AWESOME. You parse things down with extreme efficacy, Many Thanks !!!

Useful information here.... thank you for taking the time to create this video :-) What would add to it is information how to change blending modes for text in a table....

what if the graph option is greyed out?

The first minute of the video immediately resolved my issue, thank you!

indesign is much smarter than illustrator , these things should be in illustrator that what is in indesign....horrible

Very good video is it possible to change the colors without copy pasting from illu? Let's say someone sent me the symbol and i dont have illustrator

Colour theory? I didn't know that was a thing? I have often wondered if there are rules behind creating a colour theme? Why particular hues work together? I'll have to see what Google can find for me.

totally worthless

Great help thanks

Thank you

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Amy, there are subtitles that cant be turned off and they are across the icons, buttons and important places you were showing.

hi amy, please help how to anchor a table

Excuse me, I am using an old CS4 indesign and I am trying to replicate the trick of shft+up and right arrow key but it doesn't work.I don't understand if is a problem of this version or I am not doing it properly.

Thank you!

Awesome

Much thanks! God bless! =]

Thank you for the guidance! God bless and have a nice day! =)

Much appreciated! God bless! =)

Thank you. God bless! :)

Thank you! God bless and have a nice day buddy! ^u^

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Thank you Amy, you did a great job!! from holland :)

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It's so awful and impossible to comprehend. There's just absolutely no way to estimate what will happen on any given change in ID. It's pure madness. >Make an InDesign document 100x100 pixels >Import a 300 DPI 100x100 pixel image >the image only fills about 20% of the canvas.... WTF !!

thanks ! Where can I find pastel colors for pictures?

Thank you

Great vid Amy! But I do have a question. While I understand the concept of Spot Colors, what I don't understand is how printing will be consistent no matter where the job is printed? (unless the exact same paper type is used as well?) Also, how do you determine which Spot Colors are available to your printer? I attempted to print some out with mine, but some of the colors are dramatically different than what I see on the screen.

how did youdrag the extra gradient stops they are not getting deleted please help

Thank you very much

So, bottom line is "This is a great tool, try to use it". Right? Absolutely nothing to learn here. Don't quit your other job Amy, or be more participative in the comments. People asked valid questions almost a quarter of a decade ago; Amy!

Excellent explanation

Very Helpful! Many thanks!

Very nice to put captions right over the icons, we just can’t see exactly what you are doing. Very helpful and informative, thank-you

Too many words nothing about.

Very helpful and informative video!

Thanks a lot. Very helpful tutorial and good explanation what a spot color is and how one can change a color to a spot color

Why can’t we use a paragraph style like the TOC … for example … I use TOC to create a index very easy, I ‘m working on a catalog with over 3000 products and I want these in alphabetical order … simple with a title ‘Index’ and then the list. A few tips are welcome 😊

oh thank u !! <3

Thank you! You teach wonderfully😄

Please help me: how to make the footnote inside table become continues with the paragraph before? :( Bcs i want to make the number of footnote continues, but whenever i create table and insert footnote inside it, it becomes start from number 1

Glad I discovered this channel. Thank you Amy.

thank you, helped me a lot!

Very informative, thank you!!

Thanks Amy. I got what I needed in the first minute and a half. Love it.