Adobe InDesign was the first major application to take full advantage of OpenType fonts, a superset of the existing TrueType (yes, I said a bad word) and Adobe PostScript Type 1 font formats.

Actually, this isn’t a contest of which is better; I just used the whole “versus” thing to lure you in. Libraries have been around for years in page layout as a way to keep commonly used elements in one easy-to-grab place...

Some people can edit text in InDesign at amazing speed and accuracy. This isn't just a skill, but a knowledge. In this InDesign tutorial, we will show you several techniques to enhance the way you type text.

When editing large amounts of text, you can save a lot of time and frustration using the Story Editor. The Story Editor lets you edit text in a better environment and can reduce eye strains. Read this tutorial to find out how to use the Story Editor and how to customize it properly for your monitor.

In this tutorial, you'll understand about the five interface elements including the document window.

Adding text in InDesign is very different from how you would add text with other programs. With InDesign, you need to work with text frames, shapes, and ports. Read this InDesign tutorial to learn how text works with InDesign.

Although InDesign works wonderfully with Adobe Photoshop, it's always nice when you don't have to constantly go back and forth. Adobe InDesign CS3 takes some lessons from Photoshop in the way of transparency effects...

Scott visits the set of Layers TV to share some Adobe InDesign tips and tricks.

This video is a follow-up lesson to Dave Cross' tutorial in Adobe Illustrator Techniques' newsletter. Dave further explains the Automated Contact Sheet function and working with Adobe InDesign's templates and styles.

One of the most important things about any layout program is how it handles the interaction of text and graphics. The following tutorial will take you, step by step, through the in's and out's of making your Wraps sing.