IWork for Mac OSX Cookbook
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| Rating | : | 4.91 (504 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849693102 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 324 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He worked at TASS and Izvestia as an editor and writer in Russia, Britain, and Japan before going independent. To keep costs down, he bought iWork to launch the publication, planning to invest in a full creative suite later on. But the longer he used iWork, the more he discovered its full creative potential—the stuff that the manuals don't tell you—and in 2006 he started writing his popular and influential blog I Work in Pages to share his discoveries with thousands of followers world-wide.In iWork for Mac OS X Cookbook, he has shown, to both new and experienced iWork users, how this inexpensive software is all you need to fulfill your professional creative projects.Russian-born Alexander Anichkin was trained in political journalism, editing, design, and print production in Moscow and Wales. About the AuthorAlexander AnichkinAlexander Anichkin created a small publishing company in 2005, in order to produce a monthly, glossy magazine. He now lives in France with h
Over 50 recipes which go beyond the manuals and explore the incredible potential of iWork to do the job of a full creative suite.Explodes the widely held view that iWork is simply Apple's version of MS Office by revealing the amazing creative power of this office suiteUse iWork to create high quality documents for professional printing or internet useWritten for both the new and experienced iWork user, this book is a step-by-step guide to creating dazzling graphics, unique clip art, logos, and sophisticated designs to rival top-end professional programsIn DetailiWork is Apple on a shoestring: iWork costs a fraction of the price of full creative suites and yet is packed with the potential to achieve the same results. By taking a lateral approach to this relatively inexpensive software, you can find solutions to all your professional and creative needs, from designing logos and brochures to producing a high quality monthly magazine.This cookbook begins with simple ways to forma
Alexander AnichkinAlexander Anichkin created a small publishing company in 2005, in order to produce a monthly, glossy magazine. But the longer he used iWork, the more he discovered its full creative potential—the stuff that the manuals don't tell you—and in 2006 he started writing his popular and influential blog I Work in Pages to share his discoveries with tho
W Boudville said free your mindset. The book does not start like a manual that assumes no prior acquaintance with its subject. Instead, there is a slightly jarring musing about lateral thinking, which is presumably instantiated by an example that uses the situation when colour options disappear from iWork. Anichkin shows how to quickly bring these back into visible form. But this assumes