Adobe InDesign

[Pete Peralta]

I went through two days of adobe indesign training.  It is fairly simple to 
use once you figure out all the neat tricks it can do.  I have level 1 and 
level 2 books that we have when we received the training and your more than 
welcome to look at them as long as you want.  I cannot give them to you 
permanently because they are property of the City of Scottsdale.  However in 
our class we didn't use much of the books, the instructor didn't like them.  
I use photoshop and Ilustrator before and indesign was complicated at first 
but after a few hours of knowing what does what it makes it alot easier.  
Let me know when you want them.  I will take them home with me tonight as I 
am here in the office right now.  I live near 19th Street and Monte Vista

Pete Peralta


>From: "Don Mertes" <donmertes1 at cox.net>
>Reply-To: central-city-discuss at gcna.info
>To: <central-city-discuss at gcna.info>
>Subject: Adobe InDesign
>Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 12:41:50 -0700
>
>Does anyone know how to use Adobe InDesign ? It's the preferred method of
>layout for our Dispatch's new printing company, and I have the program here
>(minus instructions, of course) but I'm having a real hard time getting 
>used
>to this one !! I use Photoshop ALOT and everyone said it was very similiar,
>but I just don't see it...
>Anyway, a tutorial would be a lifesaver at this point !!
>Thanks,
>:) Don


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