The Tutorials Are Coming
Yes, the rumors are true. I will be putting up responses to student questions as written tutorials and video podcasts. Expect to see this section populated in the upcoming weeks.
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Using Keyboard Shortcuts
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InDesign Preference Issues
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The Award for Worst Adobe Keyboard Shortcut
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Dude! Seriously, make me some photoshop tuts! Please! Not till your better though.
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