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Training: InDesign CS - Basics
Two day course covering the work area, frames, importing text, typography functions, colour, graphic import, tables, graphic tools and transparency controls.

Training: InDesign CS - Advanced
Two day course, covering the more of the advanced features of InDesign CS, including vector graphics, transparency, interactive documents, book building, preflighting, PDF export, and colour consistentancy.

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Adobe InDesign CS - Top Ten New Features

Adobe InDesign CS software combines extraordinary production power and creative freedom to take page design to a new level. With InDesign CS, you can produce pages quickly and output them reliably. Its intuitive creative toolset helps you refine design ideas rapidly. The ability to import native Photoshop, Illustrator, and Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files saves significant production time. Plus, InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator software share a standard Adobe interface, so you can get up to speed quickly and work more efficiently with tightly integrated tools

• Separations Preview palette - Prevent printing errors by using the Separations Preview palette to preview plates, overprinting, ink limits, and more.
  
  
• Story Editor - Edit and style text in the Story Editor, an integrated word processor that helps you more efficiently handle text spanning multiple frames.
  
  
• Flexible workspace management - Take advantage of numerous workspace enhancements, such as the new Control palette and custom workspaces, to tailor your work environment to your needs.
  
  
• Enhanced support for Photoshop (PSD) files - Place and print native Photoshop CS files, including duotones, tritones, and quadtones, as well as PSD and TIFF files that contain spot channels.
  
  
• Usability enhancements - Work more efficiently with dozens of usability enhancements. For example, double-click a text frame to switch instantly to the Type tool.
  
  
• Nested styles - Perform complex text formatting more efficiently with nested styles. For example, specify a unique drop cap font with a character style nested within a paragraph style.
  
  
• Running headers and footers in tables - Automatically add running headers and footers to tables that run across multiple linked text frames.
  
  
• Stroke style editor - Create and save striped, dotted, and dashed stroke styles and apply them to underlines and strikethroughs, as well as to lines and paragraph rules.
  
  
• Enhanced XML support - Automatically style imported XML documents or add structure to formatted content by mapping XML tags to paragraph and character styles, or vice versa.
  
  
• Document presets - Save your commonly used document settings, such as page size, columns, margins, and bleed and slug areas, as named presets that you can instantly apply to new documents.