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Like, I just want to make it a few clicks looser.

Obviously this post will contain spoilers.

Do you think this is a Bioshock 2 situation, where you start as a Typhon and upgrade your human skills and the twist is you're actually a human?

For years, and I mean years, I've been lazily formatting my bullet points. Can anyone help me figure out the correct way to apply paragraph styles so can .025% more efficient?

The way I have taken is as follows:

Each bullet point has a 0.25mm Space After applied. The last bullet point has 2mm applied. So each list I have to apply a paragraph style, and then a separate paragraph style to the last line.

Is there a more efficient way of handling this?

I am so incredibly sick of downloading something completely unusable. I just download an illustration where each element was an embedded low res jpg of an AI image. Completely unusable in every sense of the word. I have 'exclude Generative AI' ticked but it's so completely rife.

Please give us a way to report the shite!

I saw a guy walking and his pants looked awesome.

They wrote a navy blue and had a bright orange square on the right back pocket, like fluro orange. I don't think they were Hugo Boss Orange. Slightly baggier fit.

Does this ring a bell? Felt like the orange label was a branding choice.

In the spirit of helping users who might be struggling to love InDesign, what little tricks do you use to improve your every day experience of this beautiful little program?

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I have been using a couple of keyboard shortcuts since my early days of designing:

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Transform again: sometimes I'll need to repeat a process across many objects, so making this shortcut easier helps speed me up

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Reveal in finder: anyone who has designed reports or catalogues knows you need to go to an image quickly.

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Customise your pallet layout and save it.

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Learn about grid systems!! If your design isn't working it's usually because your just clicking and moving shit around randomly. Set up margins and guides. Everything clicks into place much quicker.

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Personally Chumbawamba is a big ol pile of WTF.

Lately I've been downloading some incredibly low effort stock vectors on Adobe Stock, stuff that should be reported. Things that are definitely generative AI that are labelled as not. Vectors that might be vectors but completely unusable. There just doesn't seem to be any mechanism to actually report this stuff though. This kind of crap will flood Adobe.