EVERYTHING ADOBE INDESIGN

Are you an individual, a designer, or a publisher wishing you could create designs on a page layout and desktop publishing application? Do you require a design suite that is free and still packed with numerous functionalities? Do you require a design application that you can use for creating fixed-layout files?? Do you require a safe environment where your designs can be crafted automatically as flyers, posters, brochures, eBooks, presentations, newspapers, or books, just to mention a few? Do you need a spacious interface where you can draw out your raw designs? Or do you desire a community where you can easily get the necessary resources and plugins that will aid your design processes? Do you require an application that offers you the luxury of creating documents from scratch, using templates, or previously saved presets? Are you in need of a design suite that would enable make changes either to characters or paragraphs and not both simultaneously? Do you need an environment where you can design interactive elements that can be published online?
Then Adobe InDesign is your best choice to meet these needs.
Adobe InDesign is a page layout, desktop publishing, and designing software that is produced by Adobe Incorporation. There are numerous functionalities packed in InDesign that ensures you get the best out of your designs. Although the major users of Adobe InDesign are production artists and graphic designers, that doesn't stop anyone from using this application. This software application is used for laying out and creating all sorts of posters, and media prints. It is the first desktop publishing application that supports the character sets of Unicode, OpenType fonts for advanced typography, etc. Files created in Adobe InDesign can be exported as SWF, EPUB, and also as PDF to preserve every design detail.
Whether you are new to Adobe InDesign or have been using it for a long time, this guide will give you a solid foundation and background on the various functionalities and features packed in Adobe InDesign, as well as the tools, resources, and abilities needed to move further to design eye-catching publications and prints that can be tested for interactions. Anyone without a background in designing, printing, and publishing applications is capable of navigating around and using Adobe InDesign with the lessons provided in this guide.
Here's a peek at what this guide contains;

Creation and Modification of Text Frames

Addition of Captions of Metadata to Graphics Frame

Selection and Modification of Grouped Objects

Modifying the Preferences of InDesign Interfaces

Addition of Texts to InDesign Documents

Setting up Documents in InDesign and Using Pages

Creating Custom Settings for Documents and Saving Them

Rearrangement and Deletion of Pages in a Document

Using Bleed Guides to Print Paper Edges

Defining Requirements of Printing

Creation and Application of Colors

Using Change or Find for Deleting Extra Returns of Paragraphs

Importation and Adjustment of Illustrator Files with Transparency Settings

Finding and Editing Formatting and Styles

Using Rules and Paragraph Shadings

Loading of Styles from Other or External Documents

Simple Keyboard Shortcuts for Tables in InDesign

Importing Graphics from External Programs into InDesign

Application of Effects of Transparency to Imported Bitmap and Vector Graphics

Exporting Graphics for Digital Destinations and the Web

Testing Created Forms in Acrobat Reader

Publishing Online and Creating Fixed-Layout EPUB Files

… and a lot more

This guide further requires an understanding and practicing reader to ensure all-around satisfaction. Working and walking with this guide would in no little way make you a guru, and not just any guru, but a guru of all Adobe InDesign resources.