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E-raamat: Interactive InDesign CC: Bridging the Gap between Print and Digital Publishing [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

(Adobe Certified Instructor, eLearning Specialist, Freelancer, Elkins Park, PA, USA)
  • Formaat: 608 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 06-Nov-2013
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9780203385210
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Interactive InDesign CC: Bridging the Gap between Print and Digital PublishingSuurem pilt
  • Formaat: 608 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 06-Nov-2013
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9780203385210
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Rubin, an Adobe instructor and consultant specializing in training, digital publishing, elearning, and productivity-based solutions, offers a guide to InDesign CC for digital publishing. She explains its digital publishing options, interactive design concepts and issues, and customization of the interface; document layout and navigation; buttons; Flash animation and output to SWF animation; creative interactive PDFs; EPUB production, tools, and resources; and Digital Publishing Suite tools. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

With a growing focus on digital destinations, the publishing landscape is evolving at a dizzying speed and InDesign CC is at the forefront of the digital frontier. Known as the premiere layout application for magazine and print collateral, InDesign is also a powerful creation tool for both static and interactive PDF, Flash SWF, EPUB, and apps that can be published for sale in various app stores.

This tutorial-based guide to InDesign CC provides you with a hands-on experience of the EPUB creation process, InDesign animation, Digital Publishing Suite app creation, creation of interactive PDFs, and a host of techniques that serve equally well in both print and digital production.

This extensively detailed book is filled with over 700 screenshots, explicit diagrams, and step-by-step real-world exercises to get you up and running with:

*InDesign Animation

*Buttons, forms, and other interactive elements

*Interactive PDFs

*EPUB

*App building with DPS

*The fundamentals of HTML, CSS, and GREP

*A treasure trove of trips and techniques that will forever transform your work with InDesign.

Acknowledgements xviii
Introduction xxi
Interactive InDesign: The Next Generation
xxi
About the Book
xxii
Part 1: Interactive InDesign
xxiii
Part 2: Document Layout & Navigation
xxiii
Part 3: Buttons
xxiv
Part 4: Flash Animation and Output to SWF
xxiv
Part 5: Interactive PDF
xxiv
Part 6: EPUB
xxiv
Part 7: Digital Publishing Suite
xxv
Conventions Used in the Book
xxvi
About QR Codes
xxvii
Creating QR Codes in InDesign
xxviii
Editing an InDesign QR Code
xxviii
Exporting QR Codes as Images
xxviii
The Content and Exercise Assets
xxix
Part 1: Interactive InDesign 1(58)
Chapter 1: The Lay of the Land
3(10)
The Stampede from Print to Digital Media
4(8)
PDF, Flash, EPUB, HTML or DPS?
4(1)
PDF
4(1)
Flash
5(1)
EPUB
5(1)
HTML
6(1)
DPS (Digital Publishing Suite)
6(1)
Key Questions
7(5)
Chapter Summary
12(1)
Chapter 2 Designing for Interactivity
13(12)
Print vs. Web and Interactive
14(8)
Color: RGB vs. CMYK
14(5)
Image Resolution vs. Screen Resolution
19(1)
Image Resolution, Image Compression, & File Size
20(1)
Page Orientation and Document Dimensions
21(1)
Font and Font Size
21(1)
Margins and Bleeds
21(1)
Interactive Design Guidelines
22(2)
Chapter Summary
24(1)
Chapter 3 The Interactive Interface
25(34)
The Interactive Workspaces
26(3)
Animation Panel
27(1)
Bookmarks Panel
27(1)
Buttons and Forms Panel
27(1)
Hyperlinks Panel
27(1)
Liquid Layout Panel
28(1)
Media Panel
28(1)
Object States Panel
28(1)
Page Transitions Panel
28(1)
SWF Preview Panel
29(1)
Timing Panel
29(1)
Additional Panels for Digital Design
29(2)
Preflight Panel
29(1)
Align Panel
29(1)
Effects Panel
30(1)
Object Styles Panel
30(1)
Links Panel
30(1)
Pathfinder Panel
30(1)
Tools for EPUB
31(1)
Articles panel
31(1)
Scripts panel
31(1)
Digital Publishing Suite Tools
31(1)
Folio Builder Panel
31(1)
Folio Overlays Panel
32(1)
Setting Up a Custom Workspace
32(5)
Setting Application Preferences & Defaults
37(3)
Setting Preferences in the Preferences Dialog
37(3)
Creating a Document Preset
40(3)
Customizing the Control Panel
43(1)
Arranging Document Windows
44(1)
Creating a Custom Preflight Profile
44(3)
Customizing the Links Panel
47(4)
Working with Bridge
51(3)
The Bridge Triple Play: Keywords, Advanced Search, and Smart Collections
54(4)
Chapter Summary
58(1)
Part 2: Document Layout & Navigation 59(86)
Chapter 4 Working with Text
61(22)
Threaded Text Frames
62(2)
Managing Text Flow
64(2)
Control Panel Type Formatting Controls
66(6)
Type on a Path
72(2)
Nested Styles
74(4)
Anchored Objects
78(3)
Chapter Summary
81(2)
Chapter 5 Multi-page Document Layout
83(16)
Multi-page Layout
84(1)
The InDesign Layers Panel
84(2)
Understanding Layers and Object Layers
84(1)
The Layers Panel Deconstructed
85(1)
Working with Master Pages
86(4)
Primary Text Frames
90(4)
Working with Styles
94(1)
The Object Styles Dialog
94(1)
Managing Styles from the Control Panel
95(2)
Chapter Summary
97(2)
Chapter 6 Hyperlinks and Cross-references
99(12)
Introduction
100(1)
About Hyperlinks
100(5)
Adding and Formatting Cross-references
105(3)
Decoding the Hyperlinks Panel Hieroglyphics
108(1)
Formatting Hyperlinks and Cross-references
109(1)
Chapter Summary
110(1)
Chapter 7 Footnotes
111(8)
Working with Footnotes
112(5)
Chapter Summary
117(2)
Chapter 8 Creating a TOC
119(10)
Building a Table of Contents
120(2)
Formatting a Table of Contents
122(3)
Creating an EPUB TOC
125(1)
TOC Innovations
126(1)
Chapter Summary
127(2)
Chapter 9 Shapes and Color
129(16)
Creating Custom Shapes
130(5)
The Pathfinder Panel
132(1)
The Control Panel Transform Controls
133(2)
The InDesign Color Palette
135(9)
Chapter Summary
144(1)
Part 3: Buttons 145(54)
Chapter 10 About Buttons
147(20)
Introduction
148(1)
Anatomy of a Button
148(1)
Button Events
148(1)
Button Appearances
149(1)
Button Actions
149(1)
Exploring the Sample Buttons Library
149(5)
Editing Button Appearances Using Effects
154(3)
Working with the Effects Dialog
156(1)
Replacing Missing Fonts
157(2)
Deconstructing a Complex Button
159(4)
Selecting Stacked and Grouped Objects
163(2)
Chapter Summary
165(2)
Chapter 11 Simple Image-based Buttons
167(12)
Introduction
168(5)
Naming Conventions
173(1)
Getting Around in the SWF Preview Panel
174(3)
Chapter Summary
177(2)
Chapter 12 Multi-object Buttons
179(20)
Multi-object Buttons
180(5)
Tips for Setting Font Face and Size
183(2)
Invisible Buttons
185(5)
Compound Multi-button Groups
190(2)
InDesign Libraries and Snippets
192(5)
Snippets
193(4)
Chapter Summary
197(2)
Part 4: Flash Animation and Output to SWF 199(52)
Chapter 13 Introducing: Animation in InDesign!
201(20)
Introduction
202(1)
The Animation Panel
203(1)
Working with Motion Presets
204(3)
Working with the Pen Tool
207(4)
Working with Motion Paths
211(2)
Timing, Triggering Events, and Buttons
213(6)
Chapter Summary
219(2)
Chapter 14 Getting Fancy with Animation
221(10)
Custom Motion Paths, and Cool Effects
222(1)
Intro to Custom Motion Paths
222(1)
Moving through 3D Space...But Not Really
222(2)
Motion Path Previews
224(1)
Continuous Loops
225(5)
Chapter Summary
230(1)
Chapter 15 Banner Ads
231(6)
Introduction
232(3)
Chapter Summary
235(2)
Chapter 16 SWF Output
237(14)
Introduction
238(1)
Export to SWF
238(7)
Adjusting a SWF HTML Page
245(3)
Creating a Stand-alone Flash Projector
248(1)
Cautions
248(1)
Chapter Summary
249(2)
Part 5: Interactive PDF 251(56)
Chapter 17 Bookmarks
253(8)
Why Bookmarks?
254(1)
Adding Bookmarks
254(6)
Chapter Summary
260(1)
Chapter 18 Interactive PDF Forms
261(20)
About Interactive Forms
262(1)
Interactive Form Basics
262(1)
Form Field Types
263(5)
Buttons
263(1)
Checkboxes
263(1)
Combo Boxes
263(1)
List Boxes
263(1)
Radio Buttons
263(1)
Signature Fields
263(1)
Text Fields
264(4)
About Tables
268(2)
Creating Form Fields
270(3)
Tab Order
273(4)
Sizing Form Fields Uniformly with Object Styles
277(2)
Chapter Summary
279(2)
Chapter 19 Page Transitions
281(8)
Working with Page Transitions
282(4)
Page Transition Tips
286(1)
Chapter Summary
287(2)
Chapter 20 Preparing for PDF Export
289(18)
Export to Interactive PDF
290(5)
Workarounds
295(1)
Adding Animation to an Interactive PDF
295(2)
PDF Peculiarities
297(2)
Buttons and PDF File Size
299(3)
Adding Audio for Export to PDF (and SWF)
302(4)
Chapter Summary
306(1)
Part 6: EPUB 307(118)
Chapter 21 EPUB Anatomy
309(12)
About EPUB
310(1)
Gathering the Tools
311(1)
Anatomy of an EPUB
312(5)
EPUB Validation
317(3)
Chapter Summary
320(1)
Chapter 22 Images, Objects & The Flow
321(18)
EPUB vs. Print: Through the Looking Glass
322(1)
Anticipating the Flow
322(4)
Adding Alt Text
326(3)
Anchored Objects
329(3)
Image Optimization Guidelines
332(3)
Understanding the Relative vs. Fixed Size Options
335(1)
Creating an EPUB Cover image
335(3)
Chapter Summary
338(1)
Chapter 23 Creating an InDesign Book
339(8)
Working with InDesign Books
340(6)
Chapter Summary
346(1)
Chapter 24 HTML And CSS Fundamentals
347(32)
Why HTML and CSS?
348(1)
Introduction to HTML and CSS
348(1)
HTML Page and Tag Structure
349(2)
Default Formatting
351(1)
Block Level and Inline Elements
351(1)
HTML4 Block Level Elements
351(1)
HTML 4 Inline Elements
352(1)
Writing KM. and CSS code
352(4)
Links
356(4)
Paths: Relatively Speaking
357(3)
Styling with CSS
360(4)
CSS Syntax
360(1)
CSS Rule Examples
361(1)
The CSS Box Model
362(1)
Specificity
363(1)
Relativity
363(1)
InDesign's EPUB HTML & CSS
364(3)
InDesign-Generated EPUB HTML & CSS
365(2)
Export Tagging
367(3)
Editing InDesign HTML and CSS
370(6)
Why Style?
376(1)
Font Embedding
377(1)
Chapter Summary
378(1)
Chapter 25 GREP
379(20)
What is GREP?
380(1)
Creating and Testing a GREP Expression
380(2)
Using GREP to Capture Email Addresses
382(5)
Saving A GREP Query
387(4)
GREP Expression Development Tips
391(3)
GREP Resources
394(3)
GREP Special Characters Menu
395(1)
Text and GREP Metacharacters Table
396(1)
Chapter Summary
397(2)
Chapter 26 EPUB Export & Publishing
399(16)
Before Exporting to EPUB
400(1)
The EPUB Export Options Dialog
401(3)
The General tab
401(1)
The Image tab
402(1)
The Advanced tab
403(1)
EPUB Workflow
404(2)
EPUB Workflow Checklist
405(1)
Next steps
406(1)
To ISBN or not to ISBN
407(1)
Converting your EPUB for Kindle
408(6)
Chapter Summary
414(1)
Chapter 27 EPUB Resources
415(10)
Scripts
416(1)
Modifying a Script
416(2)
Resources
418(5)
eReaders
418(1)
EPUB Editing Tools
418(1)
Zip/Unzip Scripts (for Mac users)
419(1)
EPUB Validation Tools
419(1)
eBook Aggregators
419(1)
eBook Retailers
419(1)
GREP Resources
420(1)
Scripts
420(1)
Websites
421(1)
Embeddable Fonts
422(1)
EPUB and EPUB Resource Gurus (Alphabetical)
422(1)
Chapter Summary
423(2)
Part 7: Digital Publishing Suite 425(110)
Chapter 28 Intro to DPS
427(12)
Digital Publishing Suite: The Big Picture
428(2)
Setting Up for DPS
430(2)
Folios, Articles and Overlays, Oh My!
432(1)
Creating a Folio
433(2)
Article Properties
435(2)
Chapter Summary
437(2)
Chapter 29 Designing for DPS
439(20)
Understanding Overlays
440(1)
Overlay Structures
441(2)
Static Content
442(1)
Resampled Overlays
442(1)
Pass-through Overlays
442(1)
Design Strategies
443(1)
Limber Layout
444(5)
Liquid Layout
444(5)
Alternate Layouts
449(4)
The Create Alternate Layout Dialog
449(4)
The Content Collector and Placer Tools
453(5)
Chapter Summary
458(1)
Chapter 30 Scrollable Frame Overlays
459(12)
Scrollable Frame Overlays
460(2)
Creating Pull-out Tabs
462(4)
Editing Scrolling Frame Content
466(4)
Chapter Summary
470(1)
Chapter 31 Audio & Video Overlays
471(12)
Audio & Video Overlays
472(5)
Creating an Audio Overlay
477(4)
Stopping Play of a Media Overlay
480(1)
Chapter Summary
481(2)
Chapter 32 Panoramas and Pan & Zoom
483(10)
Panorama Overlays
484(5)
Pan & Zoom Overlays
489(3)
Chapter Summary
492(1)
Chapter 33 Web Content Overlays & Hyperlinks
493(12)
Web Content Overlays
494(5)
Introduction to Adobe Edge Animate and HTML5 Animation
499(4)
Hyperlinks
503(1)
Chapter Summary
504(1)
Chapter 34 Slideshow Overlays
505(10)
Slideshow Overlays
506(1)
Nested Overlays
507(2)
Framing an Overlay
509(3)
Accessing Slideshow States for Editing
512(1)
Chapter Summary
513(2)
Chapter 35 Publishing to DPS
515(20)
Finishing Up with Folio Builder
516(2)
Sharing Folios
516(1)
Updating Folios and Folio Articles
517(1)
Updating Folio and Article Metadata
518(1)
Folio Producer
518(4)
Folio Producer: Organizer
518(2)
Folio Producer: Editor
520(2)
Updates to Folio Tools and Viewers
522(1)
Preparing to Build your App
523(1)
DPS App Builder for Mac
524(5)
Don't Let the Gotchas Getcha
529(2)
Images
529(1)
Folios
530(1)
DPS Resources
531(2)
Learning Resources
531(1)
DPS Downloads
531(1)
Websites
531(1)
DPS Gurus (Alphabetical)
532(1)
Books
532(1)
Chapter Summary
533(2)
Extras 535(14)
Tips
537(10)
Default Keyboard Shortcuts
547(1)
Recommended Preference Settings
548(1)
Index 549
Mira Rubin is an Adobe Certified instructor in InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, Flash, Dreamweaver, and Captivate, and has been inspiring reckless pursuit of all things Adobe in countless students since the dawn of the new millennium. Her company, Mira Images, is a Philadelphia-based Adobe Authorized Training Center and consultancy (www.miraimages.com) specializing in training, digital publishing. eLearning, and productivity-based solutions. A self-declared nerd, Mira has deep technical knowledge of and unbounded enthusiasm for the Adobe Creative Suite applications and finds tremendous joy and satisfaction in transferring that skill to others. Gifted with an ability to make even the most complex concepts understandable, she places a great emphasis on real-world skills, best practices, and productivity tools. Mira began her formal writing career writing demo scripts for Adobe. Her first book, Interactive InDesign CS5, was published by Focal Press in 2010.
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