Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Ask a CS Pro: All About InDesign Styles (Part 1 of 2)

As you know from my previous post, I follow InDesign on Facebook and the following webinar was announced on the page and I thought I would share it with you. Join in if you can. I think it will be well worth your time. InDesign is an amazing program and often users don't use it to it's full potential. Here's a way to learn how:

Adobe Connect Room: http://my.adobe.acrobat.com/askcspro

Never found a use for InDesign styles yet? Or perhaps you’re comfortable with Paragraph and Character styles but you haven’t quite figured out what nested styles, grep styles, or object styles are about. In part one of a two part webinar series, Senior Product Manager Kiyo Toma will lay the foundation for styles in InDesign, including why styles are important for every designer, an overview of Paragraph, Character styles, and Nested styles.

Join us this Friday, May 6 at 12 p.m. PT in our Connect Room:http://my.adobe.acrobat.com/askcspro. The room will open up 15 minutes before the session starts. Just click on the link above and sign in as a guest to join.

Session start time for other time zones are:
ET: 3 p.m.
CET: 9 p.m.
GMT: 19:00

About Kiyo Toma

Kiyo Toma is a Senior Product Manager with the InDesign product team at Adobe Systems. He's been involved in design, publishing, and technology for 23 years, setting his first line of type on a 512K Apple Macintosh computer.

While mastering early versions of Quark and Pagemaker, Kiyo eventually tired of washing toner and developer fluid from his hands and focused his career on technology. He then proceeded to learn a number of markup languages (HTML, SGML, and XML) but just as he was tiring of typing angle brackets, he was lucky enough to find employment at Adobe Systems, where he has been working for 13 years.

Hope to see you there!

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