December 11th, 2009
How do you get rid of widows and orphans in InDesign? I’ve tried looking for it in paragraphs styles but I can’t find an option like this.
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Brigham Young University-Idaho
Department of Art
Instructor
Scott E Franson
Contact
Spori 304
208.496.2869
fransons@byui.edu
Office Hours
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Course
Art 235
Prerequisite
Art 130, 230
Objectives
Become aware of beauty and communication in the ordinary. Graphic Design is a course that will help in preparing your portfolio and build on the skills you acquired in Introduction to Graphic Design and Typography. The projects each include a research component. The ability to conduct and use this research is a vital part of being a graphic designer.
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December 13th, 2009 at 1:52 am
You know to be honest I’m not entirely sure. A lot of the time you just have to play around with the paragraph but there is another option. We haven’t been taught it much and there was a section or two on it in Lynda.com but there is a whole panel under paragraph styles called “justification” that allows you to play with letter spacing etc. Its really easy to mess it all up though so really try to do some previous research!