In the second tutorial of a three-part series, Julieanne shows how to customize your page layout when working with photos and text to help you tell your story with ease and flexibility.

In this video, I'll guide you through using our New Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Encore CS6 to burn Bluray and DVD disc in a few easy steps. I'll also give you some quick tips on making videos with interactive poster frames and chapter markers for iPad, iPhone, AppleTV and other mobile devices.

Learn to easily save stills of shots in your project and use them as reference images for color grading work. Mixing Light's Robbie Carman also shows you how to import images from apps such as Photoshop into the Snapshot Browser to guide your color grading.

Join James Williamson, senior author at lynda.com, for an exploration of how the robust tools and support for HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery in Adobe Dreamweaver make it easy to develop compelling user interfaces that work seamlessly across devices and screen sizes. During this session, you'll learn how to:• Start with clean, accessible code and progressively enhance your interfaces• Take advantage of jQuery integration in Dreamweaver• Use CSS3 support in Dreamweaver to rapidly build complex styles• Add interactivity through CSS and jQuery• Design interfaces that guide users through the experience

Join Rafael "RC" Concepcion, author of "The HDR Book — Unlocking the Pro's Hottest Post-Processing Techniques," who will share his HDR tips and tricks and how best to configure an editing system for the best possible HDR and video experience. Leave with a guide that will help you configure Ultrabook devices, desktops, and high-end workstations to deliver the performance you need to be creative on the go, at your desk, or in a studio.

Learn how to work with Adobe Illustrator to approach the design of fashion apparel and textiles. Kevin Renard Sheffield, a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology and design technologies manager for Fifth and Pacific, will be your guide to this intriguing field.This session will cover:• How to leverage Illustrator to create technical drawings, fashion illustrations, flat drawings, and storyboards for the fashion industry• How to combine the best approaches for both Illustrator and Photoshop • Effective methods of working in Illustrator

Discover how you can perform advanced profiling of your Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR content across mobile and desktop. Profiling in Flash Player has been revolutionized, and Gavin Peacock and Thibault Imbert from the Adobe Scout team are your guides to the latest innovations. Join us for a deep dive into next-generation profiling.This session will include:- Introduction to Adobe Scout and its potential uses- Technical demonstration on how to use the tool to profile both desktop and mobile content- Best practices and tips

There are many elements that can contribute to a graphic design, but a good graphic designer will set limitations so each element is justified. This tutorial introduces the key concepts that guide the design process to support both your message and the viewer.

Many of us have been frustrated by how "slippery" the positioning of anchored frames can be in Word. FrameMaker 11 provides considerably more control. This video starts out with a bang, showing how you can easily generate a table of parts, views or animations (with auto-hypertext links) to a 3D graphics. The published PDF output provides an attractive, guided user experience. Discover how FrameMaker 11's new Object Styles allow you to name, then globally update the appearance or positioning of both anchored frames and graphic objects. Hotspots also allow you to create a link between a zone of a graphic and related text.

Editing Images with Natural Language: Photo editing can be a challenging task, and it becomes even more difficult on the small, portable screens of mobile devices that are now frequently used to capture and edit images. To address this problem we present PixelTone, a multimodal photo editing interface that combines speech and direct manipulation. We observe existing image editing practices and derive a set of principles that guide our design. In particular, we use natural language for expressing desired changes to an image, and sketching to localize these changes to specific regions. To support the language commonly used in photoediting we develop a customized natural language interpreter that maps user phrases to specific image processing operations. Finally, we perform a user study that evaluates and demonstrates the effectiveness of our interface.