InDesign Optical Typography (No. 36)

LIVE from the lovely beaches of Glenelg South Australia, Mike has a few Typographic tips with InDesign CS3 ( kerning etc.). A special shout out to InDesign User Groups, and a very special announcement about himself.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Adobe
• InDesign
• Typography
• Adelaide
• Australia
• Glenelg
• Kerning

[brasuela123]

Thanks for your help! ^^

[mchughm1]

@brasuela123 My Pleasure, Hope it makes your day and typography easier!

[shymup]

u r funny mood make me confusing., defo not coming back!

[mchughm1]

@shymup No dont go please do come back soon, I really appreciate all the people viewing the show! You are the best!

[lnmcd0312]

lunatic....

[mchughm1]

@lnmcd0312 Ill take that as a compliment :-)

[dweebcentric]

is there an overall selection where you could just say add Optical alignment to all text in a document?

[StumbledAcross]

2:09 to skip nonsense

[oteplyakov]

Thank you very much. I ve got exactly what I had been looking for.

That is good you put it all together somehow predicting the interest and questions

[mchughm1]

@Designing5 You may not have the word selected. Optical will not work if you cursor is simply between 2 characters. You need to select multiple characters. OR you have a dodgy copy of InDesign that was ripped off from somewhere.

[shymup]

@mchughm1 ok. make it easy. less joke, some are fine. and be more objective. the matter subject is not that easy when people are trying to learn and the teacher keeps making non sense jokes about the subject. is just my opinion. will see! be good! and x for replying and x for the NET class.