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Adding form fields at the bottom of a contract - InDesign Tutorial
From the course: InDesign Secrets
Adding form fields at the bottom of a contract
- [Instructor] I like using InDesign to lay out all kinds of documents, even business contracts, because InDesign lets me design everything precisely, and I can take advantage of all the typographic features, and so on. But the best part about doing a contract in InDesign is that I can export a PDF with interactive fields in place so that people can easily sign the contract digitally. So down here at the end of this contract, I want to add some fields for people to sign. Now there are several ways to do this, but I find it really useful to put all my fields inside of a table. It might seem strange at first, but you'll see why I do it this way. First, I'll click down here at the end of this story. Then I'll go to the Table menu and choose Insert Table. And I'm going to create a table that has four rows and three columns. Next, I'm going to make the middle column kind of narrow, simply by dragging the right edge over to…
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161 Keeping page numbers on top of master items3m 55s
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162 Adding automatic currency symbols in a table cell or before text3m 50s
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163 Make a pop-up footnote for your ebook3m 48s
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164 Deleting tabs at the beginning of paragraphs and applying a paragraph style3m 10s
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165 Five InDesign Presentation tips6m 28s
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089 Three great Object Styles for any designer8m 1s
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090 Choosing alpha channel image transparency2m 25s
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091 Adding and reading metadata for InDesign files3m 25s
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092 Adding ALT tags to your images6m 59s
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093 How to Place & Link a text frame's text but not its formatting7m 4s
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094 Setting the baseline position of a caption2m 39s
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051 Five things that should be in every new file5m 19s
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052 Forcing EPUB page breaks with invisible objects6m 21s
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053 Understanding component information6m 39s
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054 Creating running heads using section markers4m 16s
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055 Making a font with InDesign using the IndyFont script5m 20s
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056 Finding where that color is used7m 17s
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037 Updating a linked table without losing formatting5m 18s
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038 Creating electronic sticky notes4m 49s
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039 Moving master page items to the top layer for visibility2m 48s
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040 Five guide tricks that will impress your coworkers6m 18s
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041 Letting InDesign add the diacritics4m 21s
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042 Using single-cell table cells for custom paragraph formatting6m 2s
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