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Connect to Filespace - Mac OS X

2013-05-23T16:05:02Z

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==On-Campus Access==
# From the Finder menu, select '''Go > Connect to Server'''.
# Type '''smb://''yourserver''''' in the field.
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*'''smb://hurricane''' for faculty and staff file server
#*'''smb://orca''' for students and academic file shares (programs, groups, research, student)
# Click '''OK'''
# Log in with your Evergreen account.
# Select the folder you want to connect to
#*Hurricane users - select the first letter of your last name, or workgroup share
#*Orca users - select programs (for academic programs), groups, research or students
# Click '''OK'''
# Click '''OK''' [[Image:Macneworkshare2.png|thumb|200px|right|Shared network servers]]
# A network connection icon [[Image:blue_mac_network_icon.png]] is mounted on the desktop.
#*Mac OS 10.6 users: the icon may '''not''' be mounted on the desktop, instead open a new finder window and locate the server from the "Shared" list of servers
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#*'''Alert!:''' Never work over the network. Copy files down to your local hard drive before opening them.
# To disconnect, drag the network icon to the trash (or disconnect icon) on the dock.

==Off-Campus Access==
If you have Mac OS 10.4 or greater you should be able to easily connect from off campus as well.
# On the Finder menu, select '''Go > Connect to Server'''.
#Enter the URL of the file server you want to connect to.
#:'''NOTE:''' It may be easier to first navigate to your folder in a web browser and then '''copy''' the url and '''paste''' into the connect to server field.
#:'''''examples:'''''
#*Orca students = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students
#*Orca programs = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/programs/''yourprogramfolder''
#*Hurricane = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/fac-staff/''first-letter-of-username''/''username''
#*Orca groups = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/acadgroups/''yourgroupfolder''
#*Orca research = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/research/''yourresearchfolder''
#*Note: you can also access this space from a web browser but you will not be able to write files back to the server only read.
# Click '''OK'''
# Log in with your Evergreen account.
# Select the folder you'd like to connect to (e.g. the first letter of your last name, or the name of your program or group).
# Click '''OK'''
# Click '''OK''' [[Image:Macneworkshare2.png|thumb|200px|right|Shared network servers]]
# A network connection icon [[Image:blue_mac_network_icon.png]] is mounted on the desktop.
#*Mac OS 10.6 users: the icon may '''not''' be mounted on the desktop, instead open a new finder window and locate the server from the "Shared" list of servers
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#*'''Alert:''' Never work over the network. Copy files down to your local hard drive before opening them.
# To disconnect, drag the network icon to the trash/disconnect icon on the doc.

'''Note: Your firewall software might block the connection to the remote fileshare. If you can't connect to the filespace and have double-checked the instructions, you might need to add a firewall exemption for the fileshare.'''

'''Note: If you still can not connect you might also try following the instructions here http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1629 .

[[category:File Space]]

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

2013-05-08T20:38:44Z

Wigpat08:

The process of creating '''printer spreads''' from layout spreads is called imposition. It is generally easier to work in Layout Spread where the pages are ordered sequentially. Converting your project to a printer spread using InBooklet should be done just before you’re ready to print.

'''Tip:''' Remember when you’re creating a booklet Indesign will double the width of the document to fit two facing pages. If you’re final booklet prints to letter size (8.5” x 11”) you should set up your original layout spread for each page to be letter-half (5.5” x 8.5”).

===InDesign on a Mac Computer===

=====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...======
[[Image:File print booklet.jpg|center|200px.]]

=====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."=====
[[Image:Default printer.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.=====
[[Image:Print settings.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.=====
[[Image:Preferred printer.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.=====
[[Image:Size paper type.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.=====
[[Image:Markups and bleed.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)=====
[[Image:Printer options.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin drop down=====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

=====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.=====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

=====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!=====
[[Image:Preview.jpg|center|500px]]

===InDesign on a Windows Computer===
=====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...=====
[[Image:Step 1.jpg|center|200px.]]

=====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."=====
[[Image:Step 2.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.=====
[[Image:Step 3.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.=====
[[Image:Step 4.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.=====
[[Image:Step 5.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.=====
[[Image:Step 6.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)=====
[[Image:Step 7.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin drop down=====

=====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.=====

=====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!=====

[[category:InDesign]]

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

2013-05-08T20:38:25Z

Wigpat08:

The process of creating '''printer spreads''' from layout spreads is called imposition. It is generally easier to work in Layout Spread where the pages are ordered sequentially. Converting your project to a printer spread using InBooklet should be done just before you’re ready to print.

'''Tip:''' Remember when you’re creating a booklet Indesign will double the width of the document to fit two facing pages. If you’re final booklet prints to letter size (8.5” x 11”) you should set up your original layout spread for each page to be letter-half (5.5” x 8.5”).

===InDesign on a Mac Computer===

=====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...======
[[Image:File print booklet.jpg|center|200px.]]

=====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."=====
[[Image:Default printer.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.=====
[[Image:Print settings.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.=====
[[Image:Preferred printer.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.=====
[[Image:Size paper type.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.=====
[[Image:Markups and bleed.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)=
[[Image:Printer options.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin drop down=====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

=====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.=====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

=====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!=====
[[Image:Preview.jpg|center|500px]]

===InDesign on a Windows Computer===
=====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...=====
[[Image:Step 1.jpg|center|200px.]]

=====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."=====
[[Image:Step 2.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.=====
[[Image:Step 3.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.=====
[[Image:Step 4.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.=====
[[Image:Step 5.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.=====
[[Image:Step 6.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)=====
[[Image:Step 7.jpg|center|500px]]

=====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin drop down=====

=====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.=====

=====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!=====

[[category:InDesign]]

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

2013-05-08T20:35:15Z

Wigpat08:

The process of creating '''printer spreads''' from layout spreads is called imposition. It is generally easier to work in Layout Spread where the pages are ordered sequentially. Converting your project to a printer spread using InBooklet should be done just before you’re ready to print.

'''Tip:''' Remember when you’re creating a booklet Indesign will double the width of the document to fit two facing pages. If you’re final booklet prints to letter size (8.5” x 11”) you should set up your original layout spread for each page to be letter-half (5.5” x 8.5”).

==InDesign on a Mac Computer==

===Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...===
[[Image:File print booklet.jpg|center|200px.]]

===Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."===
[[Image:Default printer.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.===
[[Image:Print settings.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.===
[[Image:Preferred printer.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.===
[[Image:Size paper type.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.===
[[Image:Markups and bleed.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)===
[[Image:Printer options.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin dropdown===
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

===Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.===
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

===Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!===
[[Image:Preview.jpg|center|500px]]

==InDesign on a Windows Computer==
===Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...===
[[Image:Step 1.jpg|center|200px.]]

===Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."===
[[Image:Step 2.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.===
[[Image:Step 3.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.===
[[Image:Step 4.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.===
[[Image:Step 5.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.===
[[Image:Step 6.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)===
[[Image:Step 7.jpg|center|500px]]

===Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin drop down===

===Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.===

===Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!===

[[category:InDesign]]

File:Step 6.jpg

2013-05-08T20:33:43Z

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Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

2013-05-08T20:31:39Z

Wigpat08:

The process of creating '''printer spreads''' from layout spreads is called imposition. It is generally easier to work in Layout Spread where the pages are ordered sequentially. Converting your project to a printer spread using InBooklet should be done just before you’re ready to print.

'''Tip:''' Remember when you’re creating a booklet Indesign will double the width of the document to fit two facing pages. If you’re final booklet prints to letter size (8.5” x 11”) you should set up your original layout spread for each page to be letter-half (5.5” x 8.5”).

==InDesign on a Mac Computer==

====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...====
[[Image:File print booklet.jpg|center|200px.]]

====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."====
[[Image:Default printer.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.====
[[Image:Print settings.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.====
[[Image:Preferred printer.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.====
[[Image:Size paper type.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.====
[[Image:Markups and bleed.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)====
[[Image:Printer options.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin dropdown====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!====
[[Image:Preview.jpg|center|500px]]

==InDesign on a Windows Computer==
====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...====
[[Image:Step 1.jpg|center|200px.]]

====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."====
[[Image:Step 2.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.====
[[Image:Step 3.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.====
[[Image:Step 4.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.====
[[Image:Step 5.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.====
[[Image:Step 6.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)====
[[Image:Step 7.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin dropdown====

====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.====

====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!====

[[category:InDesign]]

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

2013-05-08T20:30:30Z

Wigpat08:

The process of creating '''printer spreads''' from layout spreads is called imposition. It is generally easier to work in Layout Spread where the pages are ordered sequentially. Converting your project to a printer spread using InBooklet should be done just before you’re ready to print.

'''Tip:''' Remember when you’re creating a booklet Indesign will double the width of the document to fit two facing pages. If you’re final booklet prints to letter size (8.5” x 11”) you should set up your original layout spread for each page to be letter-half (5.5” x 8.5”).

==InDesign on a Mac Computer==

====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...====
[[Image:File print booklet.jpg|center|200px.]]

====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."====
[[Image:Default printer.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.====
[[Image:Print settings.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.====
[[Image:Preferred printer.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.====
[[Image:Size paper type.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.====
[[Image:Markups and bleed.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)====
[[Image:Printer options.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin dropdown====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!====
[[Image:Preview.jpg|center|500px]]

==InDesign on a Windows Computer==
====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...====
[[Image:Step 1.jpg|center|200px.]]

====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."====
[[Image:Step 2.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.====
[[Image:Step 3.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.====
[[Image:Step 4.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.====
[[Image:Step 5.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.====
[[Image:Step 6.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)====
[[Image:Printer options.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin dropdown====
[[Image:Step 7.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!====
[[Image:Preview.jpg|center|500px]]

[[category:InDesign]]

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

2013-05-08T20:29:37Z

Wigpat08:

The process of creating '''printer spreads''' from layout spreads is called imposition. It is generally easier to work in Layout Spread where the pages are ordered sequentially. Converting your project to a printer spread using InBooklet should be done just before you’re ready to print.

'''Tip:''' Remember when you’re creating a booklet Indesign will double the width of the document to fit two facing pages. If you’re final booklet prints to letter size (8.5” x 11”) you should set up your original layout spread for each page to be letter-half (5.5” x 8.5”).

==InDesign on a Mac==

====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...====
[[Image:File print booklet.jpg|center|200px.]]

====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."====
[[Image:Default printer.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.====
[[Image:Print settings.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.====
[[Image:Preferred printer.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.====
[[Image:Size paper type.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.====
[[Image:Markups and bleed.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)====
[[Image:Printer options.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin dropdown====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!====
[[Image:Preview.jpg|center|500px]]

==InDesign on a Windows==
====Step One: Once your document is open, go to File > Print Booklet...====
[[Image:Step 1.jpg|center|200px.]]

====Step Two: Under the Print Preset dropdown menu, select "Default."====
[[Image:Step 2.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Three: Click the "Print Settings..." button at the bottom of the window.====
[[Image:Step 3.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Four: Check to make sure that "ac_laser" is selected as your Printer.====
[[Image:Step 4.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Five: Select the "Setup" menu. Check your paper size and page position.====
[[Image:Step 5.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25.====
[[Image:Step 6.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK," the next screen has the options)====
[[Image:Printer options.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Eight: Open the Duplex Printing & Margin dropdown====
[[Image:Step 7.jpg|center|500px]]

====Step Nine: Click the Preview button at the bottom left of the window to check on your formatting.====
[[Image:Screen Shot 2013-05-08 at 11.23.39 AM.png|center|500px]]

====Step Ten: Double check that the preview looks how you want your booklet to print. If you're satisfied, click Print!====
[[Image:Preview.jpg|center|500px]]

[[category:InDesign]]

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Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

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Wigpat08: /* Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK" and then click the Preview tab at the left) */

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

2013-05-08T20:01:49Z

Wigpat08: /* Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window.(On Windows, press "OK" and then "Print Settings...") */

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

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Wigpat08: /* Step Seven: Click the "Printer..." button at the bottom of the window. */

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

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Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

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Wigpat08: /* Step Six: Select the "Marks and Bleed" menu. Check "Crop Marks" and set "Weight" to 0.25. */

File:Markups and bleed.jpg

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Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

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Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

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Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

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Wigpat08: /* Create a printer spread */

Printing Booklets (Mac) - InDesign

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Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-18T15:02:33Z

Wigpat08: /* Additional Help */

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<p>
Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'
</p>

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*[http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides]<br>

*[http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-apply-transitions-to-powerpoint-for-mac-sli.html How to Apply Transitions to PowerPoint on Mac For Dummies]<br>

*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebH2mrXPHJc YouTube: Applying Transition to PowerPoint Slides]<br>

*[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page Contact Academic Computing for additional help]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-18T15:01:45Z

Wigpat08: /* Additional Help */

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<p>
Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'
</p>

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*[http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides]<br>

*How to Apply Transitions to PowerPoint on Mac For Dummies [http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-apply-transitions-to-powerpoint-for-mac-sli.html]

*YouTube: Applying Transition to PowerPoint Slides [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebH2mrXPHJc]

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-18T15:01:20Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<p>
Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'
</p>

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*How to Apply Transitions to PowerPoint on Mac For Dummies [http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-apply-transitions-to-powerpoint-for-mac-sli.html]

*YouTube: Applying Transition to PowerPoint Slides [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebH2mrXPHJc]

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:51:27Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<p>
Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'
</p>

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:51:13Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>
<br>
<p>
Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'
</p>

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:50:33Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>

Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:50:04Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>
<p>
with Microsoft PowerPoint 2007
</p>
Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:49:33Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>

with Microsoft PowerPoint 2007

Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:48:57Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>

==== How to Apply Transitions ====
Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:47:21Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>

<br>
Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Clicking on thumbnail buttons will give you a preview of their function. Clicking a thumbnail only applies the transition to the slide you're on, but if you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:45:44Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>

Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. The thumbnail buttons gives a good idea as to what each option looks like, and clicking on buttons will give you a preview of that function. If you click the transition you want, you have only applied it to the slide you are currently on. If you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'. Sound and speed options can also be found in this area of the screen. You can choose from the selection of installed sounds, or select a sound file of your own.

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====
*Microsoft's Instructional on how to add transitions between slides: [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx]<br>

*Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.[http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page]

<br> <br>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:42:09Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>

Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. The thumbnail buttons gives a good idea as to what each option looks like, and clicking on buttons will give you a preview of that function. If you click the transition you want, you have only applied it to the slide you are currently on. If you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'. Sound and speed options can also be found in this area of the screen. You can choose from the selection of installed sounds, or select a sound file of your own.

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====

*<a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx">Microsoft's Instructional Page on How to Add Transitions Between Slides</a>

*Contact <a href="http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page">Academic Computing</a> if you need additional help.

<br> <br>

<a _fcknotitle="true" href="Category:Powerpoint">Powerpoint</a>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T19:41:05Z

Wigpat08:

<div class="intro">[[Image:]]The basics on adding transitions to a PowerPoint presentation.</div>
<br>

Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. The thumbnail buttons gives a good idea as to what each option looks like, and clicking on buttons will give you a preview of that function. If you click the transition you want, you have only applied it to the slide you are currently on. If you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'. Sound and speed options can also be found in this area of the screen. You can choose from the selection of installed sounds, or select a sound file of your own.

==== When to Use This ====

#To make your project look more polished and thought out
#To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
#To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout

<br>

==== Additional Help ====

*<a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx">Microsoft's Instructional Page on How to Add Transitions Between Slides</a>

*Contact <a href="http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page">Academic Computing</a> if you need additional help.

<br> <br>

<a _fcknotitle="true" href="Category:Powerpoint">Powerpoint</a>

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-15T16:59:36Z

Wigpat08: /* When to Use This */

Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. The thumbnail buttons gives a good idea as to what each option looks like, and clicking on buttons will give you a preview of that function. If you click the transition you want, you have only applied it to the slide you are currently on. If you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'. Sound and speed options can also be found in this area of the screen. You can choose from the selection of installed sounds, or select a sound file of your own.

====When to Use This====
# To make your project look more polished and thought out
# To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
# To give a specific feeling to your project outside of just content or slide layout
<br>

====Additional Help====
</p>
<p>
*[http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx Microsoft's Instructional Page on How to Add Transitions Between Slides]
</p>
<p>
*Contact [http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page Academic Computing] if you need additional help.
</p>
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[[category:Powerpoint]]

Adding Transitions Between Slides

2011-10-14T15:13:06Z

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Transition settings can be found under the 'Animations' heading at the top of the screen in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. The thumbnail buttons gives a good idea as to what each option looks like, and clicking on buttons will give you a preview of that function. If you click the transition you want, you have only applied it to the slide you are currently on. If you wish to apply your selection to all of your slides, click the button to the right of the transition options called 'Apply To All'. Sound and speed options can also be found in this area of the screen. You can choose from the selection of installed sounds, or select a sound file of your own.

====When to Use This====
# To make your project look more polished and thought out
# To indicate without words that the topic or focus of your Powerpoint is shifting
# To give a specific feeling to your project outside of juts content or slide layout
<br>
====Additional Help====
</p>
<p>
*[http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/add-transitions-between-slides-HA010107771.aspx Microsoft's Instructional Page on How to Add Transitions Between Slides]
</p>
<p>
*Contact [http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page Academic Computing] if you need additional help.
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