2013
Lynda
Mike Rankin
1:01
English
Learn to take a magazine originally designed as a static Adobe InDesign document and convert it to an interactive PDF. Of all the ways to create a digital magazine, PDF is a great choice because it fully preserves the look of your print design and requires no coding to create. Author Mike Rankin walks you through 12 quick steps to transform a print magazine into a digital one, with hyperlinks, buttons, and bookmarks for navigating to content inside the catalog and out on the web. Plus, learn to add video, slideshows, and forms that can be submitted via email. Mike also shows you how to recognize and fix some real-world problems with interactive PDFs from InDesign.

Introduction 1m 54s
Welcome 44s
What you should know before watching this course 40s
Using the exercise files 30s
1. Adding the Interactivity 59m 14s
What we're going to build 1m 24s
Creating a navigation system 8m 21s
Building an interactive table of contents 5m 54s
Adding bookmarks 3m 4s
Using buttons to show or hide content 4m 25s
Placing video in a PDF 5m 16s
Working with hyperlinks 4m 19s
Creating a PDF form 7m 30s
Using PDF form actions 3m 28s
Creating an index 3m 28s
Working with interactive PDFs on mobile devices 6m 35s
Fixing interactive PDF problems with Adobe Acrobat 5m 30s
Conclusion 40s
Next steps 40s

http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Creating-Interactive-PDF-Magazine/133338-2.html

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