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Styles, styles and more styles…

May 3, 2009 Leave a Comment Written by Cari Jansen

An excellent book by Michael Murphy.  If you want to work ‘smarter not harder’ in InDesign, then his new book is a must read.

Michael covers everything, and I mean EVERY-thing to do with Styles in InDesign CS4. From the basics of Paragraph and Character style usage to Object Styles, Stroke Styles, Nested, Next, GREP, and many more styles…

It’s an easy to read and easy to understand book. Written very much in the style of his podcasts. So if you like those, then definitely grab a copy of his book 🙂

Web-reference: Adobe InDesign CS4 Styles: How to Create Better, Faster Text and Layouts (Michael Murphy, 2009)

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