Category: Tutorials
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How to Delete an AUX, CON, or NUL File
The Problem You’ve tried everything from changing the security setting, pressing shift + DEL, running a batch script (DON’T DO THIS), and yet nothing has worked. You are stumped. I know the exact feeling. Windows, for some reason, protects AUX, CON and NUL files from being deleted. I believe it is a reserved file name.…
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How To Force Astra’s Footer To The Bottom
I had this issue when the content is too short, and the footer is in the middle of the page. Not at the bottom. I tried a couple of custom CSS that made the footer float at the bottom, which is not what I wanted, but I found out how to make it stick to…
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Make Wistia’s Play Button Appear In A HubSpot Email
If you are running into the issue of the Wistia’s Play button not showing up in your HubSpot email using the Email widget underneath Content, here’s how to fix it. Build a custom coded template in Hubspot. Here’s the link or it should be in common module. Once you are done, it should be in…
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Adobe InDesign CC: How to Bold Letters, that aren’t bold
Sometimes, you download a font or have a font that doesn’t have a bold style (see below). In Adobe Indesign, there is a simple workaround for that. Step 1: Make a new document, and make a text box and write. Step 2: Highlight the text you want bold. Step 3: Open up the stroke panel. You can find…
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Adobe Illustrator CC: Creating Arrows on lines
Step 1: Open a new document and create a line with either the pen tool or the line too. Make sure you select the line by clicking it. Step 2: Go to Window > Stroke, to open up the Stroke panel. Step 3: In the stroke panel where it says “Arrowheads” You can select the arrow you want.…
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Adobe Indesign CC: Creating Arrows on Lines
Step 1: Open a new document and create a line with either the pen tool and line tool. Make sure you click and select the line. Step 2: Click “Window” and top menu and then go to “Stroke”. Step 3: In the stroke panel where it says start or end you can choose the arrow. There…
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Adobe Indesign CC: How to add hyperlinks
Step 1: Create text box with the desired text. Step 2: Highlight and right click choose Hyperlinks>New Hyperlinks. The other option New Hyperlink from URL should be chosen when you put the actual URL in the text box. Step 3: The New Hyperlink window will open. Type the URL in the URL box highlighted below. Click OK. Note: The link…
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Adobe Indesign CC: How to Make a Bullet List
Step 1: Create a Text Box and Write your list Step 2: Highlight Text Step 3: Go to upper right corner and click this icon then click “Bullets and Numbering” Step 4: Choose Parameters You will see this box. From the drop menu for “List Type” choose bullets. Also, click preview in the bottom left corner…
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Adobe Indesign CC: How to Make Tables
Method 1 Step 1: Make a new document in InDesign and choose the text tool and create the size of the table you desire. Step 2: Click within the text box and then go to the top click and click Table > Insert Table The following box appears the options are as follows: Body Rows: How…
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Adobe Indesign CC: Drop Caps Tutorial
A Drop Cap usually marks the beginning of a paragraph, section or chapter usually with the beginning first character the height of two – three lines. It is a visual way to add more oomph to your work. How to add a drop in Indesign CC Step 1: Create a text box and fill it…
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Illustrator CC: Guidelines Tutorial
Guidelines are a useful tool to use, especially when using illustrator. The function is the same across all the Adobe programs, but they vary slightly on how it’s done. Step 1: At the top: View > Rulers > Show Rulers Step 2: Ensure the guidelines are on a separate layer. The reason I suggest this…
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Indesign CS5 Tutorial: Document Settings
Setting up your job is an important part of Indesign. When you first open the program you are faced with this window. The Create New, on the right side has three options. Document, Book, and Library. Document is for a single file, Book is when for example you have multiple chapter in one document and…