Publisher's Acknowledgments
by Fred Gerantabee, Christopher Smith, Jennifer Smith
Adobe® Creative Suite® 4 Design Premium All-in-One for Dummies®
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Authors' Acknowledgments
- Publisher's Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. Adobe Creative Suite 4 Basics
- 1. Introducing Adobe Creative Suite 4
- 2. Using Common Menus and Commands
- 3. Exploring Common Panels
- 4. Using Common Extensions
- 5. Importing and Exporting
- 6. Handling Graphics, Paths, Text, and Fonts
- 7. Using Color
- 8. Printing Documents
- II. InDesign CS4
- 1. What's New in InDesign CS4
- 2. Introducing InDesign CS4
- 3. Drawing in InDesign
- 4. Working with Text and Text Frames
- 4.1. Understanding Text, Font, and Frames
- 4.2. Creating and Using Text Frames
- 4.3. Adding Text to Your Publication
- 4.4. Looking at Text Frame Options
- 4.5. Modifying and Connecting Text Frames on a Page
- 4.6. Understanding Paragraph Settings
- 4.7. Editing Stories
- 4.8. Using Tables
- 4.9. Looking at Text on a Path
- 5. Understanding Page Layout
- 6. Clipping Paths, Transforming Objects, and Alignment
- 7. Understanding Color and Printing
- 8. Exporting Your Work
- 9. Integrating InDesign
- III. Illustrator CS4
- 1. What's New in Illustrator CS4
- 2. Discovering Illustrator CS4
- 3. Using the Selection Tools
- 4. Creating Basic Shapes
- 5. Using the Pen Tool and Placing Images
- 6. Using Type in Illustrator
- 6.1. Working with Type
- 6.1.1. Creating text areas
- 6.1.2. Creating a line of text
- 6.1.3. Flowing text into an area
- 6.1.4. Dealing with text overflow
- 6.1.5. Creating columns of text with the Area Type tool
- 6.1.6. Threading text into shapes
- 6.1.7. Wrapping text
- 6.1.8. Outlining text
- 6.1.9. Putting text on a path, in a closed shape, or on the path of a shape
- 6.2. Assigning Font Styles
- 6.3. Using the Character Panel
- 6.4. Using the Control Panel
- 6.5. Using the Paragraph Panel
- 6.6. Text Utilities: Your Key to Efficiency
- 6.1. Working with Type
- 7. Organizing Your Illustrations
- 8. Using Layers
- 9. Livening Up Illustrations with Color
- 9.1. Choosing a Color Mode
- 9.2. Using the Swatches Panel
- 9.3. Applying Color to the Fill and Stroke
- 9.4. Changing the Width and Type of a Stroke
- 9.5. Using the Color Panel
- 9.6. Saving Colors
- 9.7. Editing Colors
- 9.8. Building and Editing Patterns
- 9.9. Working with Gradients
- 9.10. Copying Color Attributes
- 9.11. The Live Trace Feature
- 9.12. The Live Paint Feature
- 10. Using the Transform and Distortions Tools
- 11. Working with Transparency and Special Effects Tools
- 12. Using Filters and Effects
- 13. Using Your Illustrator Images
- IV. Photoshop CS4
- 1. Exploring New Features in Photoshop CS4
- 2. Getting Into Photoshop CS4 Basics
- 3. Messing with Mode Matters
- 4. Creating a Selection
- 5. Using the Photoshop Pen Tool
- 6. Thinking about Resolution Basics
- 7. Creating a Good Image
- 8. Working with Painting and Retouching Tools
- 9. Using Layers
- 10. Saving Photoshop Images for Print and the Web
- V. Acrobat 9.0
- 1. Discovering Essential Acrobat Information
- 2. Creating PDF Files
- 3. Adding Interactivity to PDF Files
- 4. Editing and Extracting Text and Graphics
- 5. Using Commenting and Annotation Tools
- 6. Securing Your PDF Files
- VI. Dreamweaver CS4
- 1. Getting Familiar with New Features in Dreamweaver
- 2. Introducing Dreamweaver CS4
- 3. Creating a Web Site
- 4. Working with Images
- 5. Putting Text on the Page
- 6. Linking It Together
- 7. Creating Tables
- 8. Creating CSS Layouts
- 9. Publishing Your Web Site
- VII. Flash CS4
- 1. Getting Started in Flash CS4
- 2. Drawing in Flash CS4
- 3. Symbols and Animation
- 4. Applying More Advanced Animation
- 4.1. Creating Transformations
- 4.2. Joining Motion
- 4.3. Creating Fade Ins and Fade Outs
- 4.4. Copying and Pasting Motion
- 4.5. Animating along a Path with Motion Guides
- 4.6. Creating Inertia and Gravity with Easing
- 4.7. Fine-Tuning Shape Tweens with Shape Hinting
- 4.8. Creating Inverse Kinematics Poses and Animation
- 4.9. Using Mask Layers
- 4.10. Previewing Your Movie
- 5. Importing Graphics and Sounds
- 6. Lights, Camera, Movie Clips!
- 7. Controlling Your Movie with ActionScript
- 8. Getting Into the (Work)flow
- 9. Publishing and Final Delivery
- VIII. Fireworks CS4
- 1. Introducing Fireworks CS4
- 2. Free to Create
- 3. Livening Up Your Artwork with Color
- 4. Creating Text in Fireworks
- 5. Getting Images In and Out of Fireworks
- 6. Hotspots, Slices, and CSS Layouts
- 7. Using Buttons and Symbols
- 8. Don't Just Sit There — Animate!
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