Dave Cross demonstrates how to create a contact sheet for your Illustrator artwork using InDesign.

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  1. Laith (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Thanks Corey!
    That was a great tutorial from Dave Cross.

  2. Brent (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Dave Cross is my hero.

  3. Cheryl Johnson (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    All very new to me so I followed along with Dave but each time I tried to make the contact sheet my template design was applied to the first sheet only – what am I doing wrong ??

  4. dave cross (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    For the contact sheet to work with multiple pages you must place any design, logo etc on the Master Page. If you create a facing page document, there will be 2 master pages and you must put your “stuff” on both the left and right hand master page (that’s why I usually don’t use facing pages)
    HTH
    Dave

  5. Matt (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    very cool

  6. Jody (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Great information – thank you! Dave’s seminars are wonderful – see him LIVE whenever he come’s near your town!

  7. Shane (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Very good. You know what you’re doing, Dave.

  8. Darrell (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Hey Dave – I came across this tutorial today, and feel very priviledged to see one of my designs (self portrait) in your training video – the image on my istock portfolio – fraserd

    THANKS!!!!!!!

  9. S.M. Nawaz kukkikatte (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Very Very Very Very Thanks………….. Dear dave

  10. Scott (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Dave, I have Adobe Photoshop cs3 extended and Indesign cs3 installed on my machine. However in Bridge I don’t have an option listed to make an Idesign contact sheet. It’s like Bridge doesn’t know Indesign exist.
    Hope you can help me with this.
    Thanks!!!

  11. Ana (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    I can’t beleve that is so eazy. Thanks :) :):):):)
    I yust can’t belive :) :):):):)

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  13. michaela (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    scott i am the same problem? did you find an anwser?

  14. Kirsten (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Dave That was awesome, but do you know of a way to take an InDesign document with placed images already placed and have captions added? We used to use a plugin called Label it to accomplish this, but I was hoping with CS4, something similar is out there.

    Thanks again for the video!

  15. samira (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    dave!

    I love your tutorials….very easy to understand…and a great voice! Thanks

  16. Ken (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    Nice tutorial. Very clearly thought out and presented.

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  18. Sharron (Reply) on Friday June 20, 2008

    well I did not get far…when I go to Bridge, Tools, InDesign…. InDesign is not there as an opiton…. what do I do know.
    I tried to also do the drag and drop of images into Indesign – use the arrow keys to create placeholders (?) but it would only respond to the side arrow key now he down arrow key. I have wasted half my day on this today!



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