Getting to Know the InDesign CS4 Workspace
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This document introduces the basic tools and panels that make up the workspace in Adobe Illustrator, including the tool panel, application bar, control panel, menus, document window, pasteboard, selection and direct selection tools, pen and pencil tools. It describes how to use the application bar to change magnification, show rulers and guides, and access preset workspaces. It also explains how to position and rotate objects, apply effects, and use the type tool to change font, point size, and leading directly in the text. Finally, it provides instructions for expanding and collapsing panels, opening contextual menus, docking new panels, and creating custom workspaces.
Getting to Know the InDesign CS4 Workspace
- 1. Getting to Know the WorkspacePhoto illustration based on Sleep is the Enemy by striatic
- 4. Tool Panel
- 7. Menus
- 8. Other Panels
- 10. Page
- 11. Pasteboard
- 12. Selection Tool
- 14. Pen Tool
- 15. Pencil Tool
- 16. Application Bar
- 17. Launch Bridge
- 19. Show Rulers & Guides
- 20. Preview
- 21. Window Layout
- 23. Control Panel
- 24. Position objects
- 25. Rotate objects
- 26. Apply effects
- 27. FontType Tool
- 28. Point Size & LeadingType Tool
- 29. Other Panels
- 30. Click here to change WorkspaceOther Panels
- 31. Expanded PanelClick here to expand and collapse panel
- 32. Or Click here to collapse panelExpanded Panel
- 33. Click here to open contextual menuExpanded Panel
- 34. Click here to open contextual menuContextual Menu for Swatches
- 35. Window menuClick to open additional panels
- 36. Drag this bar to repositionNew Panel opens
- 37. Drag until blue bar appears, then releaseDocking a Panel
- 38. Drag right and select New Workspace, then release
- 39. Type in name of new Workspace and click OK