InDesign CS3: Style Sheets

Style sheets are a huge time saver for designers — especially in the creation of long or multi-page documents. This workshop covers the fundamentals of InDesign's character styles and paragraph styles, and quickly gets into tips, tricks, and shortcuts that should please even the most seasoned InDesign user.

This online workshop covers the real-world use of InDesign Style Sheets. Including:

• Understand InDesign Styles.
• When to use Character Styles vs Paragraph Styles.
• Converting Microsoft Word styles into InDesign styles.
• Automatically generating a table of contents using styles.
• Overriding character and paragraph styles.
• Redefining a style to match selected text.
• Importing styles from other documents.
• Using InDesign CS3’s Quick Apply feature.
• Amazing techniques using Nested Styles.
• Using style bullets and numbering for lists.
• Synchronizing Styles in a book.
• Plus many tips and tricks from real-world production projects.

We design our training materials in quick, bite-sized modules. The results are short, focused workshops that allow busy creative professionals to get what they need, and get back to work.

Here's the pitch: Join us online for about an hour, pick up a couple new skills, and get back to work. You can put what you learned into use the same day.

These workshops are demonstrated using InDesign CS3 on Mac OS X, however the learning applies to PC users as well as previous versions of InDesign.

Webinar Details:

This webinar is taught over the Internet using Acrobat Connect. Requirements:

• Reliable Internet Connection.
• Phone Line for Audio Portion.

After registering you'll receive an initial confirmation email. Several days before the webinar, we'll send you links and instructions for connecting using your web browser. We'll also send you a PDF handout for this workshop.
The registration fee covers a single computer connection. You can gather as many people around that computer as you like.

9am in Seattle = When?

This workshop start at 9AM in Seattle, which means these times in the United States:

• 9AM - Pacific (Seattle, Los Angeles)
• 10AM - Mountain (Denver, Phoenix)
• 11AM - Central (Chicago, Minneapolis, Dallas)
• 12PM - Eastern (New York, Boston, Philadelphia)

For our readers outside the US, here is a link that shows what 9AM in Seattle translates to around the world:

Link: What time is 9AM in Seattle?

We're adjusting to thinking in multiple time zones.