How do I justify text & turn off hyphenation in InDesign?
Lesson 42 from: Adobe InDesign FundamentalsDaniel Walter Scott
How do I justify text & turn off hyphenation in InDesign?
Lesson 42 from: Adobe InDesign FundamentalsDaniel Walter Scott
Lesson Info
42. How do I justify text & turn off hyphenation in InDesign?
Lessons
Overview
1InDesign Tutorial Basics Class Introduction
01:50 2Exercise files & Projects
02:39 3What Does Adobe InDesign do?
01:34 4What are the differences between InDesign and PageMaker, Illustrator, Photoshop, Quark?
05:10PROJECT 1: One page flyer
5How to change MM to Inches & changing UK to US dictionary in InDesign?
01:39 6New document in InDesign - what is bleed & slug?
08:08How to create your own RGB & CMYK colors in Adobe InDesign
08:39 8How do I steal colors from a logo using InDesign?
03:14 9How to color the background of a page in InDesign?
03:33 10Importing resizing rotating & flipping images & Logos inside InDesign
07:53 11How to Import text from Microsoft Word into Adobe InDesign
05:46 12How to group, ungroup & rotate images in Adobe InDesign
05:12 13How to make a dotted line, dashed line & borders in InDesign
05:20 14How best to preview your work in Adobe InDesign
05:16 15How to make a simple PDF from InDesign
06:43 16How to save your InDesign file as a JPEG
03:18 17Why should I use CC Libraries in InDesign?
05:08 18How to share your InDesign files with others by using package document
04:26 19Class Exercise 1
03:24 20Quiz - One Page Flyer
PROJECT 2: Other people's files
21Ideas, Inspiration & starter templates
04:59 22Working with other people's InDesign documents, missing images
03:12 23How to find missing fonts in InDesign?
04:27 24How to replace images in InDesign?
01:30 25Opacity, transparency and see through ness in Adobe InDesign
02:29 26Why is InDesign adding [Converted] and making me 'save as'
01:06 27What if I can’t find the InDesign file - can I open the PDF?
02:37 28Quiz - Other people's files
PROJECT 3: Company Newsletter/Brochure
29Creating a new company newsletter or brochure, what are spreads in InDesign
06:58 30How to use a Master Page in Adobe InDesign
05:33 31How do to add automatic page numbering to a InDesign file
04:11 32Removing a master page & deleting parts off the master page in InDesign
02:30 33Production Video 1
02:53 34What is Effective PPI & Image resolution in the InDesign links panel
06:52 35How to add drop shadows to an image or logo in InDesign
04:20 36What is TypeKit used for in Adobe InDesign?
08:37 37How to add the Copyright, Registered & Trademark symbols in InDesign
05:08 38Where can I find the different versions of letters in InDesign - Ligatures.
03:35 39How to add placeholder text & lorem ipsum & get a word count in InDesign
03:04 40Importing Text from Microsoft Word & keeping or removing the formatting
02:58 41Creating Columns in a text box using Adobe InDesign
01:46 42How do I justify text & turn off hyphenation in InDesign?
03:59 43What is the space after & leading in Adobe InDesign?
05:22 44How to underline text with a full width line in Adobe InDesign?
01:53 45How do I make a paragraph style in Adobe InDesign?
06:06 46How do I update a Paragraph Style in Adobe InDesign?
04:28 47How to use Find & Change to remove double spaces after a period or full stop.
02:37 48Stealing colours from images, is there a format painter in Adobe InDesign?
03:09 49InDesign Class Exercise 2 - Magazine Spread
04:22 50Quiz - Company Newsletter/Brochure
PROJECT 4: Long Business Document
51How to bring in lots of text into InDesign at once
08:11 52How do I import paragraph styles from another document
12:45 53How do I insert completely blank pages in Adobe InDesign
02:03 54How do I create a gradient in Adobe InDesign
07:20 55Do I need to use layers in Adobe InDesign
05:29 56Opacity advanced, mater marks and Transparency Effects in Adobe InDesign
04:24 57How do I add rounded corners to an image or box in Adobe InDesign?
02:52 58How to add a large first letter to my text aka Drop Cap
02:16 59How do I increase the space between letters in Adobe InDesign aka Tracking or Kerning
02:32 60How do I get text to move around an image or shape using text wrap
03:57 61Why can’t I put text over anything that has text wrap applied?
03:25 62How to draw an arrow or triangle or star in Adobe InDesign
06:40 63How do I put an image inside other shapes like a circle - cropping
02:47 64What is Adobe Stock
04:17 65Where can I find free images & icons that I can use for my business
04:23 66How do I add bullets and numbered lists in Adobe InDesign?
00:51 67How can I create a table inside Adobe InDesign?
07:10 68How do I convert tables from Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel into Adobe InDesign
04:26 69How do I get images to move with the text in Adobe InDesign using anchored objects?
03:22 70How do I create a Line Break, Column Breaks & Page Breaks in Adobe InDesign?
04:16 71How do I make an automatic table of contents in Adobe InDesign?
04:46 72How do you change the tabs in Adobe InDesign?
04:30 73Can I change the numbering of my pages so 1 starts later in the InDesign file?
03:26 74Quiz - Long Business Document
PROJECT 5: Conference Name Badge
75How do I combine Microsoft Excel spreadsheet in InDesign?
09:04 76CLASS EXERCISE: Create your own business card
01:16 77Quiz - Conference Name Badge
What next
78How to create a mockup for your portfolio using InDesign
04:07 79InDesign cheat sheet & shortcuts
12:45 80BONUS: Software Updates
40:41 81What to do after this InDesign tutorial class?
01:07 82Quiz - What Next
Final Quiz
83Final Quiz
Lesson Info
How do I justify text & turn off hyphenation in InDesign?
Hi there in this video, we're going to look at justification and hyphenation at the moment. We have the text from the previous video and we want to go from this and then justify it like this. Nice and then we're going to go through and turn the hyphenation off, which are these little hyphens here. So let's go and do that now and hyphenation, Zaroff. So let's go and learn how to do that. Okay, let's start with justification. Easy enough one. So I'm going to grab my text box. I'm gonna grab my type tool. Now. What we want to do is make sure all the text is selected. What's actually happening is can you see this little red box down the bottom here? It means that there's not enough room for my type to fit. So we're going to have to, we're going to lower the font size a little bit later anyway, so we're not too worried about it now, but I need to select all of the text and you can click in here. Okay, anywhere and go to edit select all. Okay. And they will select the text. Even the stuff yo...
u can't see because if you just do the stuff you see, it will only change that and there'll be stuff hanging off the edge here that won't be justified or what I end up doing is it's a bit weird, but if you double click, you get the word, you give it three clicks, you get the line, give it four clicks, you get the paragraph and if you have five, you get the whole thing, including the stuff on the outside. Seems not that quick. I know there's other ways like control a on a PC or command a on a MAC, any which way you like to select them. I don't know why I use this five click, use it all the time anyway. It's especially good when you want to click just a paragraph or just the line. Alright. So I've got everything selected and I want to go up the top here from character to paragraph and you see along the top here, we've used left align, right, align and center. We're going to use this one here. This is justified left. Okay. And it just means that everything is going to line up and be forced to the edges. I don't really like justification because I find justification looks better visually as like, because that's a nice thing. Everything lines up, it's all QB But in terms of reading, there could be some really big these things here called rivers where you end up with kind of these gaps flowing through things where rivers are running through big white holes, you can see a big one there. And it's also that we can make it look butted up next to each other. But when you're actually reading it, there's some really big justification gaps and I guess that's the trade off whether you want it to look nice and in little boxes or whether you want the actual lines to read nicely. I don't really like justification, but to be honest, whenever I'm reading something, I never pick it up and go, just a fight, I can't read this. So in terms of the user experience, um, let's not worry about it too much. If I find some of your work and it's justified, I promise to only lecture you behind your back. Okay. So what we're going to do is look at hyphenation now because justification, hyphenation often work together and it's hyphenation is the little hyphens here. Okay. And justification forces a little bit more or makes them a little bit more obvious. So I'm going to turn it off. Okay. But when I turn hyphenation off, so I selected it all and we're going to go up to there. So we're on paragraph hyphenation, click. The only trouble with hyphenation is that it gets rid of all the little hanging bits, but we've got more gaps between them. So you've got to decide if you like justification. How much do you need hyphenation? And in terms of hyphenation it's on by default every time I draw in your type box. Okay. And I start to say let's add some placeholder text. You'll see that hyphenation is on by default. Okay. It normally is. So what you can do if it keeps coming on by default is have nothing selected. So absolutely nothing in your document. Okay, then go to your type tool and go to paragraph and if you turn on or off here, it will be set as the default for this document. Okay? So I'm gonna have mine set off. So there's no more hyphenation every time I draw a type box. So in my case, I am going to leave it justified and I am going to make sure hyphenation is on just because it's breaking into. I'm just I can't hack all these big white spaces here. Okay, So that's my balance. So delete him that my friends is justification and hyphenation. Let's save your document and move onto the next video.
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Ratings and Reviews
Jerome Clark
I think Dan is very good at explaining and breaking down complex content. I like the way there are lots of small sessions which is good for keeping focus. I would advise anyone who does this course and is taking notes to label which session the notes are referring to as I have struggled to find a few looking back and this helped me. It really made me realise how much I didn't know and had been fudging. Thank you Dan I will be taking plenty more of your courses in the coming months it's been a great help.
Giuseppe Lipari
Excellent course, instructor is great well spoken, clear and a great teacher. I highly recommend this class for beginners and those who learned indesign on their own.