Then I’m going to grab my ‘Type Tool’. I’m going to put ’12pt’, and I pick the Leading that I use. We’re going backwards from Minion Pro, but you get the idea, right? Make sure everything is closed, switch it to ‘Essentials’. And you can change anything, probably the most important to change, ‘Start’, ‘Essentials’, ‘Type Tool’.

Switch to ‘Paragraph’, and it’s this guy here, ‘Hyphenate’. He’s on by default, nobody likes you on. Turn him off, wherever you draw a Type Box, it will not be hyphenated.

The next one is for Mac users only, sorry PC. Let’s say that I want to highlight this, and I don’t want to make it Title Case. And you know it’s in here somewhere, and you will eventually find it, but look, click on ‘Help’, and just type in ‘title case’. There we go, ‘down arrow’, hit ‘return’, and it’s done it for us. You can see, it even points to it with a nice big blue arrow, right there. You can just click on this though, it’s easier. Let’s say that, you’ve turned off Smart Guides at some stage you want to turn it back on, but you’re like, “How will I do that again?

Remember, big blue arrow, it help you point and figure out where they are. Thank you, Mac. Next tip, is jumping pages. And it’s ‘Command J’, or ‘Control J’. This is one of the documents we make in our InDesign course. But it’s quite a long document, we’re here, and we need to get to a page, ‘Command J’, ‘5’, ‘enter’.

Hit Enter’. Seems kind of long, but it’s one of those things that I use quite a bit for jumping back from page to page easily. Another cool feature you can do is, say you’re trying to see two pages at once but we’ve only got one screen, so what we can do, let’s say we’re dealing with the Contents page but we also want to be looking at different pages just to make sure maybe the Headings are matching up. See this insignificant little button down the bottom here?

Splits the layout. It’s kind of weird, you end up with two versions of the exact same thing. So over on this side, I’m going to zoom in. I can see my Contents page, but on this side though I can scroll through my document. It might be good if you’re working on maybe the front and back cover together.

Now I can work through my document, find out my headings, and start doing some work over here. It seems better if we go on a bigger screen. I’m working on a little laptop, so it’s not as good. Another thing you can do is, say on this side here, you can look at the big version of the document. So the page, the big overall arching thing.

Over here, I’m going to jump to page 1. I’m going to work in, in really fine detail. You can see on this side here, it’s adjusting. So I can use it kind of two ways. To turn it off, click that same little button. The next one is playing around with Spreads. So I’ve got two pages, side by side. We probably know, ‘Command 0’ on my keyboard, or ‘Control 0’ on a PC will fit the page to our view but if you hold down ‘Command’ and ‘Option’, and hit ‘0’ or ‘Control’ and ‘Option’ on a PC it will fit the Spread.

It’s really handy. Down here, ‘Command Option’, ‘0’, get the Spread nicely in the middle. Now the next tip is a follow on. If I use my Page Down key– paging down, for some unknown reason, in InDesign, it doesn’t go down, but it kind of goes down, and a little bit more. So it’s kind of hard to get this thing to work. So what you need to do, before you click Page Down, hold down your ‘Option’ key on a Mac, or ‘Alt’ on a PC, do the exact same thing, but you can see, the Spread stays right in the middle.

So much handier zooming through the document. Now, a side note, if you’re on a MacBook Pro like me, and you don’t have the Page Down key because there’s just no room on the keyboard, or any other laptop that doesn’t have the Page Down key, it’s ‘Function’, the key is in the bottom left of your keyboard. Then hold down ‘Option’, and then use your up and down arrows. They become Page Up, Page Down. So rock on, next tip.

Hope this one’s not too obscure, I use it loads. All of these documents that are open, these three tabs they’re all not saved. I can tell they’re not saved because of that little asterisk next to them. But I need you to go, I actually need to save them all, and close them all. The shortcut is pretty much, all the keys, and ‘S’. And ‘Command Option Shift W’ closes them all.

Sometimes I wonder how I learn these shortcuts, and is it really a shortcut, when you got to remember all those keys?

Anyway, hope somebody finds that one helpful. This shortcut has a few different features to it. I’m going to grab the ‘Rectangle’ tool, and I want to draw this out. By default it’s given me a Liner on the outside, and no Fills. So I want to toggle between my Fill and Stroke and this can be really fiddly, because it’s quite small.

Especially this teeny tiny one over there. But if you just tap the ‘X’ key on your keyboard, brings the Fill to the front, and the Stroke to the front, and the Fill to the front. So I can go like this without having—. I don’t have to go up and try and click it to bring it to the front. If you just got it the wrong way around, and you draw something, and you’re like, “I wish it was just a green Fill, and no Stroke. So ‘X’ and ‘Shift X’, highs and lows especially in Photoshop and Illustrator, the same shortcuts go across to those.

Another shortcut that lots of people use, that I don’t, with it selected, ‘Black Arrow’ selected, you got your comma, period, and forward slash. If I type in period ‘.

If I click on this, forward slash, the Fill is gone. Which I can see is useful. Period though, adding a Gradient, nobody likes you, black to white Gradient. I guess that’s a bit harsh. Next tip. So you need to start a new job for a new client, or just a new job for an existing client, and you’re about to start, creating a new folder when you remember the cool tip that Dan said.

So what I’ve got is, in my document, this folder. It’s called ‘New Job’, inside ‘New Job’, it’s got all the folders that I need to get a project going. There’s nothing in them, they’re just empty, ready to go. And I’m going to work on a new client called ‘Green at Heart’. And I’ve got the structure ready to go. I put all my InDesign files, it’s not working. I put any copy that I get from my client into ‘Copy’ folder. You can totally adjust this to what you need. One of the little things I do though is in ‘Files’, ‘Working’, there’s the ‘Zold’ folder.

And it’s just old work, with a Z at the front so it’s at the bottom of the folder structure. It’s a hard shortcut to remember, but take your time, write it down, practice it the next week, and you’ll save a huge amount of time. And it’s basically ‘Command-Option-7’ on a Mac. And you can see, just toggles between them, super useful. On a PC, it’s ‘Control-Alt-7’. On for whenever I’m on character, when I want to be on paragraph, whenever I want to be on paragraph, I’m on character.

It’s always backwards, so I select on here, ‘Command-Option-7’, and I can get my space after, I can play around with that. And I want to go back to character, and I’ve got it up here. You might disagree with that one being a shortcut. I use it all the time, toggling between these two. Let’s go to the next one.

So the next one is when you’re working on documents with Spreads. We probably all know that ‘Command 0’ will kind of center it. So if you’re moving around, you get ‘Command 0’, just centers the page. Problem is you want to see the whole screen. So what you need to do is hold ‘Command-Option-0’.

So on a PC, it’s ‘Control-Option-0’. Just kind of centers the screen. The other thing you might have known, is if you use PgDn, for some reason it just kind of weirdly offsets. It never goes to the next page, it kind of does that, plus a little bit more. So what you can do is, you can hold down ‘Option-PgDn’. And it will toggle to the centers of the next word, so good.

Print out the shortcut sheet, write them down, practice them for a little while, if they still don’t stick, they were never meant to be, but I find that’s a really handy one.

Let’s jump back into the document we had. Now, let’s say I want to bring in some text. I’m going to go down to my page that I’m making. This one here. So I want to bring in some text, so I’m going to go to ‘File’, ‘Place’. And it’s some Word document, so I would like to have some– I want to show the Import option.

But I want to turn this on. We all know, if I turn this on, and then I click ‘Open’, I get the options, which is really cool, but then when I go to bring in my image next, I forget to turn it off and this thing appears, and I’m like “Ah, I’m going to turn it off. I never remember him. What if there was a way to turn it on temporarily? There is. All you need to do is, say, I want to bring in ‘Magazine Text’, hold ‘Shift’ while you click ‘Open’, it will give you import options but it only turns it on for that one single time.

So now you can go through and do it, and when you go back to ‘File’, ‘Place’, you can see, it’s still turned off.

So just hold ‘Shift’ when you click on your file, click ‘Open’ to get some extra options. The next one is kind of a selection trick, so let’s go up to page 1. It’s a bit of a, kind of a rigmarole bit of a thing. To get to the image, I need to drag him off, then select on him. So the trick is, with your Black Arrow selected, is hold down the ‘Command’ key on a Mac, or ‘Control’ key on a PC, click this top one, that gives you the gray box, click again, and I got the image.

Hit ‘Delete’, that’s a way of selecting things underneath each other if there’s a pile of stuff on top. So just keep holding the ‘Command’ key, if I click on him, hold ‘Command’ key, clicks the black box, then clicks the image and then eventually comes back to the beginning here. So it just cycles through all the different things to click on.

A little side note that works in Photoshop as well, which is super handy, especially when you’ve got loads of layers everywhere. Next trick is to do with Master pages. Now, on my Master page, on this one, I’ve got all of these guys, plus this. And it’s applied to all the pages, but let’s say I want to turn these off on just one of the pages. So let’s go down to the last page and let’s say I don’t need them on this page, but I can’t click on them, or can I? Just click on them, they get kind of ripped off the Master page, and I can say “Goodbye.

These are still part of the Master page, can’t click on them. And if I add anything to my Master page, it will still be part of it, but it’s a nice trick to uniquely remove things.

So let’s say you’ve got page numbers on all the pages but this is some that just don’t need to be there because there’s maybe an ad on it, or something. You can just ‘Command Shift’, and click on them, or ‘Control Shift’, click on them, for a PC, and that pulls them out. You could not delete them, you might just change the color of them, or the layer, or something, but it’s a great way of dragging them out of the Master page and making them accessible.

Another trick is Power Zoom. Let’s go to see them. Let’s say we’ve zoomed in and we’re working on New Zealand, because it’s awesome. While you zoom out, what you can do is hold the ‘space bar’.

So the space bar, remember, is our kind of moving around, but if you hold ‘space bar’, and you click and hold it, kind of zooms out, and you can kind of go over here.

So it kind of goes in and out to the same zoom level, which is quite nice. So I can hold my ‘space bar’, click and hold the mouse, comes up, and I want to look in this one, and this one, and this one. So that’s Power Zoom, and it’s just to do with space bar. You just hold the mouse key down for a long time, and it will zoom out.

That particular one works lots better in Photoshop as well. It’s useful, and I know it from Photoshop mainly because when you’re retouching, and you’re in that close, you can do the exact same thing without having to zoom all the way out, move across, and zoom back in.

The next shortcut is kind of temporarily using one of these tools. Let’s say we live our life in the Selection tool, that’s the one we use the most, but when we want to use our Rectangle Marking tool, which is the M key, so instead of switching to it, drawing it, and then having to switch back to this, what you can do is just hold the ‘M’ key down, which is the shortcut for this one.

You can kind of see in the brackets there. So if I hold down the ‘M’ key, I can draw my rectangle, and it just snaps back to the last one you’re using. So, ‘Zoom’ tool, hold down ‘Z’, draw a box around stuff, let go, and it jumps back. So just hold it down, the shortcut, while you’re using it, and then it will snap back to what you had previously.

Now I’m saving this one to the end, because it’s the best. It’s the most useful one, kind of.

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