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Most of the tools are the same or very similar to the tools in Illustrator and Photoshop. Two tools that did stand out to me was the smooth tool and scissor tool. With the smooth tool you could freehand a line or shape and then select if after and use the smooth tool to automatically add and remove points to create a smoother line or curved edge. The scissor tool is a tool that I can see myself using as a alternative way to create more complex shapes from the basics such as rectangle and circle

I did find it helpful that Adobe InDesign does have a page tool that allows you to change all kinds of page properties and settings like the basic template and size. This seems helpful considering InDesign seems to be the most used for layouts for pdfs, cards, and letters. Having a page tools also seems more convenient than having to go into settings to change canvas size or image size like in photoshop.

This video seemed to cover a lot of the same properties, options, and benefits of InDesign that we covered in class. Which was helpful for a reminder of how to use some of the options and what the options can do. These option being the margins and bleed of the bag, centering objects, using the text properties such as changing font, size, justified alignment, and placing imagines and moving the images to be positioned how you want them to be withing the frame on the page.


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