Document SetUp In Adobe InDesign - Ep4/13 [Adobe InDesign For Beginners]

[@sophiacalderon6114]

I usually have a hard time finding tutorials that actually teach me useful things in depth without being too repetitive or boring or hard to follow and you do this perfectly. Keep making tutorials because they are super helpful!

[@MrHousecup]

Sir, you are helping me get my next job. Thank you!

[@ninnmusic9511]

This is one of the very best InDesign instructional videos I have seen. It is extremely clear and well organized. Thank you for providing this helpful tool.

[@LillianKZ123]

Did I tell you already how great these tutorials are! I'm watching them again and the husband is now watching them also. Takes the both of us to remember all the great information you provide. You gave us both the confidence to publish the journals of all our travels!

[@Bob123Max]

Thank you Gareth - in contrast to so many other KZbin Indesign help videos - your speech is clear, specific and understandable

[@GarethDavidStudio]

Glad to hear that!

[@equilixium4238]

The finger snap technique worked. Thank you so much!

[@PeterSodhi]

This guy is one of the great human beings, a role model for everyone out there. Outstanding.

[@simonkapindo5096]

There is a place for people like you in heaven sir, please continue with your good work. Before I started watching your tutorials everything was difficult.

[@michelona1701]

A good tutorial never dies. You've helped me understand a lot! I deal with designers at work and they are always looking at me like I have three heads when I don't understand their design issues I bring to them from my clients. Now..I might be able to teach them a thing or two. Maybe even start designing on my own. :)

[@TD-rl7mi]

Thank you for these helpful videos! I love the "allow me to demonstrate" line.

[@bertmediadesign]

how did you number the pages, I tried snapping my fingers like you, but didn't work?

[@GarethDavidStudio]

Hey there! This is one of the first episodes. I talk more about how to use frames and text editing later on in the course. Enjoy :)

[@kandigirl2to0]

+TastyTuts | Creative tutorials by Gareth David Wait, What!?! I'm more confused. So we don't need to know how to number the pages yet or we do?

[@lalutesa]

he type it manually

[@mohamedwaleed6679]

i tried to snap my fingers too but it also didn't work :D :D

[@mahmoudakram6579]

you can use text tool in master page and with use ctrl + alt +shift + n

[@mbeyivitalis3585]

I am really following up .I used to procrastinate but this time am on it .Thanks sir

[@dimebomb]

You are a great teacher, keep it up!!! You are straight to the point and you explain everything crystal clear...

[@NameName-dg7nv]

except for how to put numbers on the pages

[@BitaArian6]

this tutorial is amazing ! thank you for the time you for the time and afoort you put into themaking of this course.

[@saviofernandes1926]

This tutorial has really helped to get along with managing custom pages and understand terms attached to making new documents.

[@queenofhearts786]

Thank You very much, I was looking for this layout tutorials for a long time and you have explained is clearly and easily. You are a star*

[@ChrysSayers]

Very Informative! Thank you!

[@GarethDavidStudio]

You're welcome!

[@mayaraboficial]

I can learn different things about other programs, It's so amazing, thanks a lot.

[@joelhall649]

Lovely tutorial

[@soulangela7154]

Thank you, I finally managed to have the first two pages next to each other thanks to this :)

[@dialanabhan7537]

Huge thanks for the simple and practical tutorial for all the videos! that was really helpful :)

[@stephanelardy2511]

all your tutorials are great, very clear explanations! thanks

[@racingheartentertainment1835]

The process you have explained created six pages of equal width, but that may not fold very well. The left-most page should be slightly narrower so it can fit inside. Perhaps you will explain this omission later. I haven't looked ahead yet. For a special folded product, I have typically downloaded an InDesign template provided by the printer. This works best because the template will be set up with adjustments to accommodate the thickness of the paper when the product is folded.

[@meyos9]

well done bro , thanks for making it easy

[@SuperMsCoffee]

Man , i just love your tutorials

[@dytondubai]

My Page numbers don't appear like yours ! I have an "A" in each page at the top and the page numbers underneath , I cant see how you added the numbers, there is just a click and the numbers appear....................?

[@alejandrafranco4478]

YOU ARE THE BEST!!! THANK YOU FOR THE TUTORIALS :)

[@StaraParedes]

YOU ARE AWESOME. Very clear and helpful. Thank you so much. I don't really comment on videos but you deserve one.

[@jennyfan5147]

How did you get the page numbers to appear at 5:55 ? "number the pages like so" Some kind of shortcut? could you please make that explicit ? Thank you!

[@monjimasen]

God bless you for being the teacher I did not have

[@pcdreamz6497]

Great start.........

[@jkc-kp]

Thank you! You are amazing!

[@ParFumer89]

Thank you very much! Best tutorial i've ever seen!

[@HollyAltoLangerak]

This is what I exactly need! I love you really thank you!! Your tutorials are truly beginner-friendly omg keep it up bro!

[@bigb0yice]

you're an absolute angel!!!

[@4988raja]

Thank you sir. It's really helpful.

[@تبصرة]

Useful !Thanks !

[@GarethDavidStudio]

Glad to hear that!

[@mosberg7249]

you saved me! Thank you so much

[@GarethDavidStudio]

You're welcome! 😀

[@sandaruwansenevirathne1248]

Nice It's very easy to understand..thank You...

[@VipinSharma-nt4ov]

thank you so much......!!

[@blackbird163]

fantastic tutorial Thank you so much Gareth!

[@HONNETEACADEMY]

Amazing amazing ... do you have any other tutorial videos for photoshop and illustrator ?

[@caegus]

still going! but just want to congratulate you for doing a great job! 1 question, how did add page number to doc on 5'56? Thanks!

[@sallyoconnor7808]

This has been so helpful!

[@ΑριστούλαΖώτου]

excellent work! thank you so much!!!

[@supertekkel1]

I created the same layout in Illustrator using layers for each page and two artbords for the two sides. Illustrator also offers bleed and i used rules for fold lines. It worked out fine but i am wondering if i should use Indesign the next time....

[@anaplazas]

Is there any chance to change a the setup of a single page to p.e. 4 columns instead of the 2 columns remaining at the rest of the pages of the document? Thanks for your answer and your great great great work sharing this knoweledge. Congratulations!

[@russelhavard7818]

very useful and informative! thank you so very much!

[@hanhao7225]

Thank you for the instruction, David. It helps me to do my assignment.

[@malikranjeet9]

Thanks for made this tutorial Mr. TastyTuts. This videos is very supporting for new beginners.

[@guerotheartist]

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing this knowledge!

[@anhhaole3726]

thanhk you for tutorials.

[@youee1234]

Man you are great teacher! its such a fun ride thanx a million :) im sorry for bringing it up again, i noticed this question already visited here before, but i couldn't find the answer. what is the shortcut key you used for numbering the pages?

[@mrclsbnk2076]

great tutorials, thanks

[@1989Selenne]

Thank you, you explain so amazingly good!

[@Ryuniceros]

These intros are killing my ears..

[@glorygermain6312]

not even killing but making ears dead!!!

[@jonathanmiller5915]

Horrible bass and electronic sounds.

[@visionarylifestyle3623]

May have found the issue-I was clicking book, because that is what I am designing. When I clicked document it came up as your tutorial shows. My question now is, can I design a book in this "document", or should I be using "book"? Thanks for your guidance! Really enjoying your tutorials !

[@targetandapply]

Visionary Lifestyle Hi there, I previously thought this myself and found an explanation in another online tutorial. From what I remember - Books are for collecting several InDesign files together, so for example if many designers were working in a studio together, on different spreads in different InDesign files, then they wanted to put them together at the end. Documents are for single projects which could be anything from a brochure, presentation or even an actual book that you were going to work on in that one single InDesign file. That's just from my memory and I have no experience of creating 'Books' where multiple designers work on one huge collective file, so confirmation from anyone else would be appreciated, but in the meantime it might help explain the difference to you (confusing I know...).

[@targetandapply]

Visionary Lifestyle Hi there, I previously thought this myself and found an explanation in another online tutorial. From what I remember - Books are for collecting several InDesign files together, so for example if many designers were working in a studio together, on different spreads in different InDesign files, then they wanted to put them together at the end. Documents are for single projects which could be anything from a brochure, presentation or even an actual book that you were going to work on in that one single InDesign file. That's just from my memory and I have no experience of creating 'Books' where multiple designers work on one huge collective file, so confirmation from anyone else would be appreciated, but in the meantime it might help explain the difference to you (confusing I know...).

[@whatwy5993]

So helpful!! Thank you!

[@NickBakerPower]

how the heck did you get the page numbers to appear at 5:55 ? "number the pages like so" Some kind of shortcut? could you please make that explicit ?

[@jennyfan5147]

I have the same problem!

[@luwei1120]

A thank you from a newbie!

[@FahmTibeb]

The Best Of The Best

[@shivangbidla5346]

Great work sir

[@TheMeditationHub2023]

YOU ARE JUST AMAZING! THANKS!

[@lariaettelady]

Skip to the 10:00 time stamp to get what you need

[@moiradut]

Thank you so much, you are a brill teacher :)

[@queenofhearts786]

my mini booklet is of 7cm x 8cm, I'm using a 3mm margin throughout. what font size do I use to put information on each page? thank you

[@musemonster2516]

Thank you for this!

[@Utube3000]

start with >> 9:45

[@Ahamdulillah1001]

How did you put numbers on the pages?

[@kandigirl2to0]

+Daud Mohamed Thank you...IT was like a magic trick and he didn't really show us how he did it.

[@besiprimitif9513]

im scrolling trough the comment section just to find out how he did it

[@dostoflexy]

Did you have trouble getting that printed and folded? We usually make the inner panel smaller than the outer ones so it can be folded neatly inside. Obviously you can't fit a a panel inside something which is the same size as itself. For this reason the document should be made the size of the unfolded job and then the panels divided up using guides so that the inner panel is smaller than the outer ones. If you don't believe me, try and fold an A4 piece of paper into equal-sized sections, you'll find you have to make the inner one smaller than the outer sections.

[@andykleingotink]

great tutorial and i love how you say here.

[@cynnidc]

hi, I'm making a magazine where there is also a roll fold. I'm wondering how to design it in InDesign. So the right pages will be printed on the right sides. So the spine is in between page 2-3 and 5-6. If page 4 is the flap then page 5 is the back of the flap? and pages 5-6 are the back of 2-3 and will these be the next 2 pages in the magazine?

[@Danaviya]

Well done!

[@napoleonretana367]

Thank you very much, I've learned a lot with this video, you are an amazing teacher! ;D

[@mslolab6343]

Thank you for your vids!

[@pfarrelassee9]

I have Indesign program in CS5 Master Collection. However, in trying to set up margins and columns, I couldn't see any possibility of setting the bleed. Can you help me? Why does my program not have bleed setting in it?

[@elenesujashvili2894]

God bless you!

[@GarethDavidStudio]

Thank you! 😀

[@zainabmaniar1106]

hey i am making a book and its gonna bind so i need to leave 2.5cm on bind side and on other sides of page will be 1 cm. So my right page will have 2.5cm on left and left page will have it on write so how do i work with that. Pls help as soon as possible

[@thanidar.712]

thanks so much. it's helpful for me. :)

[@n.k.2596]

How I can change the default option for "points" into millimeters?

[@SanderII]

When you don't have a document openend: Edit > Preferences > Units & Increments. In the opened window, you set "horizontal" en "vertical" to millimeters.

[@shredder27]

Can someone explain the whole joined pages concept? When you print the sheets, doesn't each page come out as a separate A5? How are they joined?

[@targetandapply]

shredder27 As far as I know, this brochure style could only be printed at a professional printers, not at home.

[@targetandapply]

shredder27 As far as I know, this brochure style could only be printed at a professional printers, not at home.

[@targetandapply]

shredder27 As far as I know, this brochure style could only be printed at a professional printers, not at home.

[@WilliamSanjaya]

Thankyou Gareth!! :)

[@saraalh3600]

Thank youu!!

[@leema2100]

what did you do when you snapped to place the numbers in each page please?

[@gitanaik7070]

GOD Bless You

[@fritzgfeller]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@rahailrashid2017]

spot on

[@travelandexplore07]

Hello.. if I send you some images of the pages of a book could you please help me to do them for printing

[@jocooke5869]

Hi, I've just downloaded Adobe Indesign - when setting my margins and bleed it isn't listed in mm it's listed in 'p' - how do i know how big 1 'p' is - is there anyway i can change this so it shows in mm? thanks!

[@nuriasanchobotella]

+Jo C Hey! I had the same problem and I just googled it. This is how to change to mm: "With Indesign open but no document open go to Preferences > Units & Increments and set the drop down menus to Millimeters.Indesign will then use MM as the default.This won't change existing documents, but it will change any new document." response by SOIA in graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/13113/how-to-make-millimeters-the-default-measurement-unit-in-adobe-indesign

[@SophiaAngelova]

i didn't get how to number the pages like that

[@AwesomeOju]

Sophia A Don't get confused, it wasn't the snapping of fingers that numbered the page but a trick; The Video recording was paused, then simply the numbers were typed in as you would normally do and recorded again, later the both scenes were joint in an editing software to show that effect. Observe the cursor position before and after the snapping of the fingers.

[@SophiaAngelova]

Awesome Oju ik it wasnt from the snappin... (obviously) but it would've been nice if he had showed us hwo to number them anyway i finished that project a long time ago

[@AwesomeOju]

Sophia A Great!

[@meowdora1615]

How to make pages have a page number on pages?

[@paulcofo6857]

love the page number cliff hanger :)

[@silentpanther6717]

Im confused as to how your able to keep the A5 when you move all the pages to 3 side by side by side. Wouldn't that make your document longer than its original page? If your in portrait orientation for example, and you have 3 pages. You would have 3 A5's side by side making it one individual print on separate a5's., not all three jammed landscape inside of that one A5 still. How does this process work because im left in confusion.

[@GarethDavidStudio]

For this project, we have an A5 Roll fold leaflet. Each page is essentially an A5, but folded out to reveal x3 A5 wide. In InDesign. When you create a page, it is treated as an individual page. This is generally done in preparation for exporting to PDF, to maintain marks and bleeds, and fold points. When you position them together like I have done in this video, it becomes a spread. You don’t have to do it this way, but its a very organised. The key thing to remember, is when you export, you export 'AS A SPREAD’. So when it exports, it will maintain the entire spread of x3 A5 pages on the front, and on the back. In this tutorial, I have arranged the pages how they will be printed. across the front and back. The reason for this is for ease of design. I can see exactly how the document will be printed and layed out.

[@skoolie_life3261]

So, as long as you export it as a spread, it will NOT print 3 separate A5 pages, but rather print ONE A5 page in 3 sections to be folded?

[@dontletherspeak7575]

my teacher says i need to make a 8x8 book imposed in 4 page multiples and its double isded how do i make this?

[@shreyamishra5120]

There is light blue of center rectangle ,what is that?

[@muthanna96]

In my pages panel it shows pages 3-2, 5-4,7-6,9-8 and so on how do I change it to 2-3,4-5,6-7,8-9? PLEASE HELP!

[@rawanmassood309]

Go to 09:30 for the quick answer

[@jennyfan5147]

Hi, love your tutorials! However, with indesign 2018, new document section is completely different and doesn't allow as much modification of a new page as you demonstrate. What I mean is: File>New Document, then it opens up a window of "Document Format" with 12 options, such as iphone5, 6, 6+, iPad, Letter, A4(Portrait), A4(Landscape), Business Card, Web, Web(Common), and under "custom format", you can only change width, height and orientation, nothing else. I wish I could upload a screenshot. So, is there any other ways to change the settings of a new document?

[@jennyfan5147]

Sorry, I figured it out. I was on a touch screen version of indesign 2018.

[@jessicanoble456]

How do you save it as a PDF? when i do it the pages go back to normel setup?

[@kitsuneshin]

in creating the document. gutter in my indesign is 0p8.504. itried typing 3mm. and it became like that. the same goes for margins. they aren't in millimeters. im a newbie sorry.