Working offline on InDesign





I am a total beginner to Indesign.

I have very basic questions (feeling a little embarrassed to ask):

Once I get it do I download the program in my Mac? In other words will it work also offline?

Also I have 2 Mac and 2 laps. Can I download Indesign in all 4 computers?

Thanks
InDesign, despite the Cloud in Creative Cloud is installed an run locally. The license is checked via web connection about once a month so that’s the only time you need to be online.You can install it on as many machines as you want but only two can be activated concurrently.
yes, you have to do this project on your computer. step 2 says: create a new react application in a directory called jammming . use create-react-app to start the project and then work from there. if you need osx get a mac. getting osx on a pc is very hard and/or illegal. it will also not run as well as it will on a real mac. so my vote is for the macbook pro. to the best of my knowledge, there is no way to put it in an offline mode. but you could just set up a fixed schedule for them. should the device go offline, i think that using fixed schedules it will still run.

if you don’t mind monitoring it occasionally for them, you could set it up for them and… hi adam,

i don’t sell models myself but have bought a few over the years. i would guess each site that you plan on using to sell your models have their seller rules and guidelines. you’ll need to do the leg work and start exploring and assessing this for each site. you don’t have to buy any as most… hey [@fastwayjim](/forum/u/fastwayjim)

i could reproduce the behavior. of course this should not be the case. when you start a job first the data needed for the computation is processed before being transferred to a computation instance. if there is no instance available a new one has to be started and your job gets into… Yes. You can study while working also. But what course you want to study is more important.  
With your graduation, you can start trying for a job. Many banks, PSUs and private organisations advertise posts. So you apply for them and start preparing well. If you want and if you can, you can consider joining in a coaching centre and get trained properly so that you will get a job in a good bank or any other good organisation.   
Once you join in a job, you can think of studying and acquiring new skills. There are distant education programmes and there are part-time institutes. You can decide on the course you want to study. You say you want to study cost and management accounting courses.  
The following are some of the institutes offering courses in the area you are interested in. These are online courses.  
1. Harvard-Business-School: They are offering a course called CORe Course. This is a course. on the fundamentals of business thinking. A three-course online program is designed by this institute which suits for the people who just graduates. You can go through https://www.hbs.edu/Pages/default.aspx so that you will get all the details about this course and the other courses this school is offering.  
2. Amity University: This university is offering various courses in the field of your interest. There are degree courses, diploma and PG diploma courses online which suited you. Their website is https://www.amity.edu/. You can refer and decide on the course.  
3. Indian School of Business: This institute is also a good institute offering courses online. They are offering Accounts based marketing course. Their web address is https://www.isb.edu/. Please go through the same for all the required details.  
4. University of South Africa: Their web address is https://www.unisa.ac.za/. They are having many courses online and their course on management accounting is popular. Go through the above address for full details.  
  
There are many such institutes. First, concentrate on getting a job and then join in any above institutes and continue your study. in mac os x 10.5 leopard (and previous versions like 10.4 tiger and 10.3 panther) there are several ways to un-install applications.
heres a couple
a. simply drag the application to the trash, (you might need to enter your password) and empty the trash. bam! thats all!

or

you can download a program that completely erases the entire program from your system (because the programs sometimes leave something called preference files, in your system, so when their installed again, you'll have them back the same way it was before)

b. download the application "app delete" (http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/31123), download it, install it, and open it. *it will open, and all you have to do is drag any application you want to uninstall to the icon in the dock. (you might have to enter your password), and thats it!

as for keyboard shortcuts, i know, they can get confusing, but its really just down to how much you use them.

here is the direct apple link to their keyboard shortcuts for mac os x

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75459

lets take a shortcut for example.. such as this one 

option-shift-command-delete - which empties the trash without you needing to confirm it (it'll just empty it immediately)

this is the keyboard layout on mac's
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/hardware/developer\_notes/macintosh\_cpus-g4/12inchpowerbookg4/art/040945021715\_06.gif

option - is the 'alt' button on your apple keyboard.
shift - is the 'shift' button on your apple keyboard
command- is the command (is an infinity symbol) / apple logo (apple logo may or may not be there, depending on the keyboard you are using, but its still the same)
delete - delete key lol

press them together, and presto! trash is emptied!

theres the quick guide!

=)

-hope i helped

-ken. you would need to buy a licenced copy of windows for every machine. 

linux systems are free and young folks at school would quickly adapt to a different operating system and probably learn more from using linux.

here's a link to a download of a good flavour of linux which you can burn on to a cd or dvd and install it on one of the laptops to try it yourself. 

https://www.linuxmint.com/download.php

it will be different but there are equivalents to all the programmes to which you're accustomed. My advice to you is keep creating art! You said "I do not care about fame and fortune". If that statement is true, then creating art should be about having a hobby that you are good at! Some people have hobbies as playing an instrument, sewing, jewelry making, wood carving, etc., the list goes on and on. Your hobby is creating art. A hobby will bring you joy when life/times get hard, plus if you are good at your hobby, it will bring admirers along the way, whether it is a few admirers or alot of admirers. Keep creating art because it is never to late to have a hobby - something that brings you joy!   

  

In order to progess as an artist, you need to study composition, design, color theory, perspective, light & shade. These subjects are taught in art schools. If you study the information in the following books and put it to practice your artwork will really POP and can stand up with the professional artists! Also, every subject has been painted over and over by many artists, so the only way to stand out as unique and the best is to learn GOOD design/composition and color theory! Arrange your elements in a pleasing composition with a beautiful color scheme. Buy books at Amazon website.   

  

For BEGINNERS, buy these books:   

1. Pictorial Composition by Henry Rankin Poore   

2. Exploring Color: How To Use And Control Color In Your Painting by Nita Leland   

3. Color Choices: Making Color Sense Out Of Color Theory by Stephen Quiller   

4. Perspective by William F. Powell   

5. Light, Shade, & Shadow by E.L. Koller   

Explains how the subject is lighted: Side Lighting, Three Quarter/Conventional Lighting, Frontal/Front Lighting, Top/Overhead Lighting, Back/Rear/Rim Lighting, Diffused Lighting.   

6. All the drawing/painting books by Lee Hammond explains light & shade, the 5 values on an object: Cast Shadow, Shadow Edge, Halftone, Reflected Light, Full Light.   

  

For ADVANCED studies, buy these books:   

1. Design Basics by David A. Lauer & Stephen Pentak   

The 8th edition (published 2011) is expensive but you can buy a USED copy of the 7th edition (published 2007/2008) for alot cheaper.   

2. Color Workbook by Becky Koenig   

The 3rd edition (published 2009) is expensive but you can buy a USED copy of the 2nd edition (published 2006) for alot cheaper.   

3. Interaction Of Color: New Complete Edition by Josef Albers (published 2010)   

4. Creative Color by Faber Birren   

  

Buy the book, 2011 Artist's And Graphic Designer's Market by Mary Burzlaff Bostic at Amazon website or check out this book's official website called ArtistsMarketOnline. This book has been in print since 1975 and is considered a complete resource for artists. This book is updated every year to include the current contact and submission information for tons of places, such as greeting card companies, publishers, art fairs, art galleries, and more. It will tell you how and where to sell your artwork.   

  

Buy the book, Legal Guide For The Visual Artist by Tad Crawford at Amazon website (fifth edition, published 2010). This book gives in-depth information on legal issues facing artists such as copyright, artist-gallery relationships, legal forms, contracts, leases, licensing, sales, taxes, how to find professional advisers/attorneys, how to negotiate, and much more!   

  

MARKETING ARTWORK:   

Open an account on photo sharing or video sharing websites (YouTube, Flickr, etc.) that gets HIGH volumes of traffic everyday! Post a FEW of your BEST artworks on these sites. The goal is to remain active by posting comments to get more exposure! If you post comments on other people's pictures or videos, they will more than likely check out your account as well. After each comment, type your name, Example: John Doe, Watercolor Artist. Also, use as MANY tags as possible so your photos/videos can be found by alot of people! Use a picture of your BEST ARTWORK as your AVATAR. You can't state that you sell artwork on these sites because they generally don't allow commercialism, so simply type your email or website address under your profile, so people can contact you directly about your artwork.   

  

Do your research and make sure the company is reputable before giving out your personal information!   

  

Upload a high resolution image of your artwork and the company will reproduce the artwork as prints and other items. They will create and ship the items to your customers and pay you when someone buys your items. Some of these websites allow you to sell your original handmade artwork or photographs also.   

  

1. ArtSlant (sell original art also)   

2. Artist Rising (sell original art also)   

3. Artspan (sell original art also)   

4. ArtWanted (sell original art also)   

5. ArtyBuzz   

6. CafePress   

7. DeviantArt   

8. DPC Prints   

9. Fine Art America (sell original art also)   

10. FotoMoto   

11. ImageKind (sell original art also)   

12. MySoti   

13. Pixpa (sell original art also)   

14. Qoop   

15. Red Bubble   

16. Saatchi Online (sell original art also)   

17. Society6   

18. Zazzle that is where i'd start as well. osi...
so:
1. physical link (maybe check the patch panel and the cabling that's involved in connecting to the computer, maybe swap cables and try a usb to ethernet adapter to rules the nic out.
2. data link - check the switches and switchports on the way. maybe try to use different portts
3. network - most likely not an issue if all the other computers are working fine...
etc.
but this is pretty much it: