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Getting Started with FrameMaker's Character Formats: Jan 25, 2002; Save time and add a dash of style to text in documents with FrameMaker’s character formats.

Getting the Best Grayscales in Photoshop CS3: Feb 1, 2008; Trusted instructor Ben Willmore shares his techniques for optimizing grayscale images in Photoshop CS3.

Getting the Most Out of FrameMaker's Spelling Checker Site Dictionary: Feb 1, 2002; Need to get everyone on the documentation project using the same electronic spelling checker dictionary? This article shows you how FrameMaker’s site dictionary can be your best friend in a workgroup environment.

Getting to Know Adobe InDesign CC (2014 release): Jun 23, 2014; In this excerpt from Adobe InDesign CC Classroom in a Book (2014 release), Kelly Kordes Anton and John Cruise get you up to speed with Adobe InDesign CC (2014 release).

Getting to Know Analog Efex Pro from the Google Nik Collection: Jan 21, 2014; Google's Nik Collection has expanded its suite of plugins while paying homage to its analog past with the release of Analog Efex Pro. John Batdorff describes how the plugin is chock full of great effects and why it should be a part of any photographer's digital toolbox.

Getting to Know FrameMaker’s Chapter and Volume Numbers: Jun 14, 2002; Discover how easy it is to add chapter and volume numbers to cross-references, run headers/footers, and generate lists in FrameMaker documents. Lisa Jahred shares the basics.

Getting to Know the After Effects CS3 Workflow: Oct 17, 2008; Whether you use After Effects to animate a simple DVD title sequence or to create complex special effects, you generally follow the same basic workflow. The Adobe Creative Team demonstrates how to use this workflow to create a simple animated video.

Getting Your Feet Wet with InDesign CS3 Templates: Feb 13, 2009; This chapter is designed to give you a complete overview of the template design process in Adobe InDesign CS3. If you’re not experienced in taking a template project from beginning to end, this is a great way to start.

Give Lightroom Its Own Identity: Nov 30, 2007; Make Lightroom your own by creating a custom identity plate. NAPP instructor Dave Cross shows you how. He also explains how to use identity plates to create reusable, custom border effects.

Going Online with QuarkXPress: Mar 21, 2008; This excerpt from Real World QuarkXPress 7 shows you how to increase the value of your XPress documents by taking them from print to the Web.

Going Paperless with Acrobat: Jan 19, 2010; This chapter provides an excellent real-world example of how using just the Adobe Acrobat product successfully enhances an organization's workflow, saving time and costs.

Guide to Creating and Managing Images in Photoshop Elements 5: Apr 6, 2007; This chapter offers some basic guidelines on adjusting image size and resolution, depending on whether you want to print, email, or post to the Web. The authors also cover creating images from scratch (which is what some people use Elements for, ignoring the Organizer entirely). You'll also learn the different methods for viewing additional information about your images.

Guidelines for Creating Print-Ready PDF Files in Adobe Acrobat 9: Oct 20, 2008; Choose one: a) Pay a professional printer a wad of cash to get great results from your PDF file. b) Keep some of that money in your pocket by following the Adobe Creative Team's suggestions on how to prep the file before you take it to PDF. Your call.

Hair for 3D Characters: Oct 5, 2001; The average head has tens of thousands of individual hairs - try animating that! The only way to efficiently animate hair is procedurally, using automated tricks to get the hair to behave. George Maestri shares some tips in this article.

Hands-On Photoshop CS: Correcting a Problem Image: Feb 27, 2004; Barry Haynes and Wendy Crumpler teach overall color correction using adjustment layers on a scanned image lacking good white or black points.

Harnessing the Power of Photoshop Selections: May 16, 2003; Photoshop provides an assortment of tools for selecting the portion of the image with which you want to work. Gary Bouton explains them here.

HDR Efex Pro: Tone Mapping Secrets: Sep 26, 2011; Photoshop expert Dan Moughamian, author of Adobe Digital Imaging How-Tos: 100 Essential Techniques for Photoshop CS5, Lightroom 3, and Camera Raw 6, examines the following HDR Efex Pro settings: Tone Compression, Global Adjustments, and Selective Adjustments.

Heroes of Visualization: John Snow, H.W. Acland, and the Mythmaking Problem: May 29, 2013; The visual display of information is no stranger to heroes and myth. Alberto Cairo, author of The Functional Art: An introduction to information graphics and visualization, uses the story of John Snow and his cholera maps to illustrate his point.

Hidden Gems in Adobe Illustrator: Sep 19, 2012; Brian Wood, contributor to Adobe Illustrator CS6 Classroom in a Book, shows you how to optimize content for use in projects such as websites, apps, and more.

How Does Google Figure out What Pages are More Relevant? Pagerank: Dec 30, 2004; Dave Taylor helps you understand Pagerank, a critical first step in increasing the visibility of your website in Google searches.