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Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium Classroom in a Book [Multiple-component retail product]

  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 336 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 188x231x17 mm, kaal: 685 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 05-Jan-2009
  • Kirjastus: Adobe Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0321573919
  • ISBN-13: 9780321573919
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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 336 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 188x231x17 mm, kaal: 685 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 05-Jan-2009
  • Kirjastus: Adobe Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0321573919
  • ISBN-13: 9780321573919
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No background in Adobe software or design is required to make use of this book/CD-ROM package introducing key elements and applications of Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium edition. After a tour of features of the software, step-by-step directions and color screenshots and examples walk through a set of interrelated self-paced projects, from creating a brochure and building a website through creating interactive Flash documents, communicating through mobile devices, and submitting work for review. One chapter is devoted to each of six lessons; each chapter includes a lesson overview, review questions, and explained answers. The CD-ROM contains lesson files, information on how to become an Adobe Certified Expert, access to numerous instruction films on Adobe TV, and access to an online community forum and help support. Software is not included. Annotation ©2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Getting Started
About Classroom in a Book
1(1)
Prerequisites
1(1)
Requirements on your computer
1(1)
Required skills
2(1)
Installing Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium
2(1)
Copying the Classroom in a Book files
2(1)
Copying the Lessons files from the CD
2(1)
Additional resources
3(1)
Adobe Certification
3(3)
PART I: INTRODUCING THE SUITE AND ITS INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS
About The Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium
Versatile workflows for multiple media
6(1)
Working faster and more creatively with images and graphics
7(1)
Enhanced user interface
7(5)
Breaking down barriers between print and electronic publishing
12(5)
Discovering easy animation using skills you already have
17(1)
Prototyping and designing websites without being a code wizard
18(4)
Efficiently designing, previewing, and testing mobile content
22(2)
Using Creative Pro Online Services
24(2)
The Adobe Creative Suite 4 Family
26(1)
Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium
26(1)
Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Standard
26(1)
Adobe Creative Suite 4 Web Premium
26(1)
Adobe Creative Suite 4 Web Standard
27(1)
Adobe Creative Suite 4 Production Premium
27(1)
Adobe Creative Suite 4 Master Collection
27(1)
Common Features
27(3)
FEATURE TOUR
In Adobe InDesign CS4
30(1)
Exploring the new interface
30(1)
Creating a dynamic SWF presentation for client review
31(2)
Designing a print magazine
33(8)
Creating a rich interactive version of a print magazine
41(3)
Adobe Photoshop CS4 and Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended
44(1)
Powerful new editing tools
45(1)
Enhanced productivity
46(2)
Workflow improvements
48(1)
Extended features
49(3)
Adobe Illustrator CS4
52(1)
Interface enhancements and multiple artboards
52(2)
The Blob Brush tool and Isolation Mode
54(2)
Gradients and transparency in gradients
56(1)
Clipping masks and Smart Guide enhancements
57(1)
Appearance panel and Graphic Styles
58(1)
Separations Preview and color variations with Adobe kuler and Live Color
59(2)
Adobe Flash Professional CS4
61(1)
A refined and more efficient user interface
61(1)
Creating and editing an object-based animation
62(1)
Adding a professional touch with the Motion Editor
63(1)
Quickly applying motion presets
64(1)
Adding sophistication with 3D transformations
64(1)
Defining interaction and distortion with the Bones tool
65(1)
Creating cool pattern art with the Deco tool
65(1)
Integrating high-quality H.264 video
66(1)
Publishing content as an Adobe AIR application
66(1)
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4
67(1)
Designing, developing, and maintaining standards-based websites and applications
67(1)
Rendering and coding enhancements
68(2)
CSS best practices
70(3)
Photoshop Smart Objects
73(1)
HTML data sets
74(3)
InContext Editing
77(1)
SWF inserting
78(2)
Adobe Fireworks CS4
80(1)
New user interface
80(2)
Performance improvements
82(1)
Workspace improvements
82(2)
Adobe AIR export
84(1)
PDF export
85(1)
Photoshop import and CSS export
86(1)
Style improvements
87(1)
Adobe text engine
88(1)
New and enhanced commands
89(1)
Enhanced symbols
90(2)
Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro
92(1)
Communicating and collaborating more easily and securely with Adobe PDF
92(1)
Acrobat.com: Hosted Services Ideal for Creative Professionals
93(1)
Easy access to all Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro features
93(1)
Creating compelling content
94(1)
PDF Portfolios: addressing business opportunities and changing user expectations
94(1)
Safeguarding your creative content
95(1)
Creating your own PDF Portfolio
95(2)
Collaboration made simple
97(1)
Eliminating guesswork by synchronizing document views
97(1)
Conducting more effective shared document reviews
98(1)
Creating, managing, and analyzing forms
99(1)
Comparing documents at a glance
99(1)
Unparalleled PDF workflows for professional creative production
100(1)
Overprint Preview
100(1)
Output Preview with Object Inspector
101(1)
Color conversion
102(1)
PDF standards verification
103(1)
Preflighting
103(2)
An end-to-end PDF workflow
105(1)
Adobe Device Central CS4
106(1)
About Adobe Device Central
107(1)
Exploring mobile devices
108(2)
Creating mobile content
110(1)
Previewing and testing mobile content
110(3)
Publishing, collaborating, and pitching to clients
113(1)
Adobe Bridge CS4
114(1)
Exploring the user interface
114(1)
Starting Adobe Bridge
115(1)
Browsing files
115(1)
Multiple file format support
116(1)
Workflow enhancements
117(1)
Adobe Bridge Home
118(2)
PART II: THE PROJECTS
Setting Up Basic Assets
Lesson Overview
120(2)
Organizing your work with Bridge
122(1)
Adding folders to your Favorites
122(1)
Adding metadata
123(1)
Marking your files with ratings and color labels
124(1)
Synchronizing color management
125(1)
Creating a logo in Illustrator
126(1)
Bitmap versus vector graphics
126(1)
About Live Trace
127(1)
Refining a vector graphic with the Blob Brush tool
127(2)
Setting up multiple artboards
129(2)
Painting with a pattern
131(1)
The Illustrator Libraries
131(2)
Generating color themes with Adobe kuler
133(2)
Verifying your document's quality settings
135(1)
Working with a 3D image in Photoshop
136(3)
Painting directly onto 3D objects and applying 2D graphics
139(1)
Showing your design explorations via Share My Screen
140(3)
Review questions
143(1)
Review answers
143(3)
Creating A Brochure
Lesson Overview
146(2)
Using Bridge to select an InDesign template
148(2)
Modifying an InDesign document
150(1)
Navigating through the document
150(1)
Viewing the reference document
150(1)
Placing an Illustrator file with multiple artboards
151(2)
Selecting and repositioning frames that are stacked behind other frames
153(1)
Placing a Photoshop file with Layer Comps
154(3)
Applying paragraph styles
157(1)
Working with Raw format images
158(4)
Importing and styling text
162(3)
Wrapping text around frames
165(3)
Preparing for printing
168(1)
Working with transparency
168(2)
Checking the effective resolution of linked images
170(1)
Performing a preflight check
171(1)
Exporting to PDF
172(1)
Adding interactive elements
173(1)
Creating hyperlinks
173(2)
Creating page transitions
175(1)
Exporting in SWF (Shockwave Flash) format
175(4)
Placing movies
179(1)
Editing movies in Photoshop
180(3)
Review questions
183(1)
Review answers
183(1)
Prototyping and Building A Website
Lesson Overview
184(2)
Planning for a website
186(1)
A typical workflow
186(1)
Previewing the assets in Bridge
187(1)
Creating a prototype website in Fireworks
188(1)
Setting the stage
188(2)
Placing images
190(4)
Organizing objects in the Layers panel
194(2)
Working with layer comps and flattening images during import
196(2)
Adding a navigation bar
198(2)
Using a master page
200(3)
Defining hotspots and linking pages
203(1)
Previewing web pages in a web browser
204(1)
Sharing layers to pages
205(1)
Detaching shared layers
205(1)
Creating disjoint rollover behaviors
206(8)
Presenting the prototype website to the client
214(4)
Building a website in Dreamweaver
218(1)
Creating a new site
218(2)
Creating new pages with CSS styles
220(1)
Inserting Fireworks HTML pages
221(2)
Roundtrip editing between Dreamweaver and Fireworks
223(3)
Wrapping up
226(6)
Review questions
232(1)
Review answers
232(2)
Creating Interactive Flash Documents
Lesson Overview
234(2)
About Adobe Flash
236(1)
A typical workflow
236(1)
Viewing the complex sample document
236(3)
Creating a Flash document
239(1)
Placing images
240(1)
Nesting movie clips inside movie clips
241(3)
Working with timelines
244(1)
Creating motion tweens
245(2)
Adding ActionScript commands
247(2)
Creating symbols
249(1)
Animating symbols
250(2)
Defining a button behavior
252(1)
Defining behaviors for movie clips
253(2)
Triggering behaviors by events
255(1)
Copying library assets between documents
256(1)
Publishing a Flash document
257(1)
Exporting SWF (Shockwave Flash) files
257(2)
Roundtrip editing between Dreamweaver and Flash
259(1)
Publishing for playback in a web browser
259(2)
Publishing for Adobe AIR
261(2)
Review questions
263(1)
Review answers
263(1)
Communicating Through Mobile Devices
Lesson Overview
264(2)
Designing for mobile devices
266(1)
Employing Device Central
267(1)
Organizing the device library
267(2)
Scanning through the device specifications
269(1)
Setting up to create mobile content
270(2)
Previewing and optimizing your mobile content
272(3)
Creating images for mobile devices
275(1)
Refining your Photoshop artwork
275(3)
Taking snapshots
278(2)
Publishing mobile content
280(1)
About automated testing
280(4)
Previewing a mobile Flash Lite website
284(3)
Review questions
287(1)
Review answers
287(1)
Submitting Work For Review
Lesson Overview
288(2)
Introducing the different types of review
290(1)
Collaborating in an e-mail based review
291(1)
Viewing comments
292(1)
Attaching a file for an e-mail based review
293(3)
Replying to a comment
296(1)
Customizing the appearance of your notes
297(1)
Marking up a document
298(2)
Protecting your work
300(1)
Managing reviews
301(1)
Working with the Tracker
301(1)
Initiating a shared review
302(1)
About approval workflows
303(1)
Collaborating in online meetings
304(1)
Working with Share My Screen and ConnectNow
304(4)
Troubleshooting checklist
308(2)
Attending an online meeting
310(3)
Review questions
313(1)
Review answers
313(2)
Index 315
The Adobe Creative Team of designers, writers, and editors has extensive, real-world knowledge of and expertise in using Adobe products. They work closely with the Adobe product development teams and Adobe's Instructional Communications team to come up with creative, challenging, and visually appealing projects to help both new and experienced users get upto speed quickly on Adobe software products.