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So if you want to design your interiors in a professional manner, the way real designers do it, then
you may have to do so in Adobe in Design.
So in design is part of the Adobe Creative Cloud suite for which you have to pay a monthly fee.
But if you already know how to do canvas, you're more comfortable with doing it.
It's all right.
You can just continue using canvas.
But if you want your designs to be a bit more complicated and a bit more complex, then Adobe in Design
is the way to go.
Other software or alternative software would be affinity publisher.
That one doesn't have a monthly fee.
You only have to pay for it once.
So if you don't want to pay a monthly fee for the Adobe Creative Cloud suite, since you don't use it
that often, then Affinity Publisher would be your best bet.
Now, once you open your Adobe InDesign, this is how it'll look like after you click on Create New.
So this window will pop up and let's say that we are going to make a password log book.
That's title our project like so and let's make it.
Two, six by nine inches
and only one hundred pages.
OK, so margins, I'll leave it as is, and this is how your workspace is going to look like, so to
get to work, let's start with text and go here.
Then you drag it like so.
Senator, that increase the size of this one has a bit of a learning curve.
Now let's add a straight line, first shift to make it straight, put it in the center.
That's decreased the surge to one point five, so it's a little late.
That's.
It looks like OK, now for the second page, let's just copy paste this, I'll be including this in
the resources tab of this video.
So you have something to start with.
You can use this for free and use it in any of your books.
So your first design, you don't have to worry about it.
Now, let's insert a table.
And once you have your table, you're ready to type inside it.
Copy the whole thing pasted here.
Do that again, control C, control V.
And there you have your first speech and what we are going to do is put all this in the center.
Now, since we want all our pages to look like this, we go to pages next and we click on Master Pages
to highlight this first control Routemaster and paste that on the master pages.
So your return to all your pages on your pages are going to look like this
until the end.
But we don't want that to appear in the first page.
So we are going to do is go to pages, right click go to apply master to pages none for pages one to
two.
OK, and it's gone.
I'll just export this and save it as Adobe Print.
And there you have it.
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