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Movable holes and more with compound paths
It's well known that
Adobe® InDesign® is a first-rate page layout program — but it's
not too shabby at creating vector graphics either! In this clip from
"Total InDesign," Deke McClelland shows you how to create compound paths
with InDesign. By drawing a green "doughnut," Deke demonstrates the
unique properties of compound paths. He also shows how it's possible to
select and move the doughnut's "hole" independently from the outer
shape. The next time you're tempted to jump over into
Adobe Illustrator® to create vector objects, why not instead give
InDesign's powerful drawing tools a try?
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| Total Training creates comprehensive and entertaining training for graphics software on VHS and DVD. Each Total Training series is cross-platform and comes with the same computer files used by the instructor, allowing you to learn interactively. Instructors include noted graphics gurus Deke McClelland and Brian Maffitt. Want to know more? Please stop by Total Training. |
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