Wow, I can't believe I've been using InDesign for years and never knew this existed! 🤣🤣🤣 Great tutorial, you just saved me tons of times on my next project!
Great video, and fantastic voice ... but every video I've seen on tabs in InDesign speaks in terms of setting tabs one by one--as if we'd do that (for example) for an entire publication. 600 individually set tabs in a book. What we'd really like to know is how to set default tabs, so that (for example) my first tab (when I hit the tab key) would fall at 0.25 inches, the second tab would fall at 0.5 inches ... and so on.
This is great. Is it the same when creating a paragraph design? I need to create hang paragraphs in the reference section where the first line is justified to the left, but the rest of the paragraph is indented.
You just saved my life, thank you so much!!!!!!!!
Thank you! this really helped me figure out how to work with tabs.
Thank You, Very informative and helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Thank the Lord, I was getting so frustrated! THANK YOU!
Wow, I can't believe I've been using InDesign for years and never knew this existed! 🤣🤣🤣
Great tutorial, you just saved me tons of times on my next project!
this was so helpfull, thank you
Thank you Ashlee!
Great video...very clearly demonstrated. 👍
Glad you liked it
Great video, and fantastic voice ... but every video I've seen on tabs in InDesign speaks in terms of setting tabs one by one--as if we'd do that (for example) for an entire publication. 600 individually set tabs in a book. What we'd really like to know is how to set default tabs, so that (for example) my first tab (when I hit the tab key) would fall at 0.25 inches, the second tab would fall at 0.5 inches ... and so on.
You can set this in the properties panel!
Thank you! God bless! =)
Awesome
It's Amazing
So Nice Video
And So useful Tips and Tricks
Thank You Ashlee Harrell
My pleasure 😊
This is great. Is it the same when creating a paragraph design? I need to create hang paragraphs in the reference section where the first line is justified to the left, but the rest of the paragraph is indented.