Now this document will be a flyer, so it'll only be a single page which means facing pages does not need to be selected. A facing page document is something like a magazine or a book, where pages can be arranged in spreads. Click Landscape, so the document is in a landscape orientation. You can also change the Orientation by clicking one of these options. Now you can create a custom document size by changing the Width and the Height of the document if you want to. Later when you want to measure something or look at a ruler, this is the measurement unit you'll see. Click Picas and from the menu choose Inches. But when you save the document later, this name becomes the name of the file. You don't really have to change the name here. But let's look at the options you'll set most. Most of the time you won't have to set all of these options. Now on the right side of this dialog box, you'll see a series of options you can set. The templates you see will most likely be different since new templates are added all the time. And they can also be used as a way to jump-start a project for a client, for instance. These templates can be a great way to learn how InDesign projects are built. There is also a series of templates found in the New Document dialog box available from Adobe Stock. And know that when you choose a preset size, you can always change the size and all the other options later on after the document has been created.
You can even click View All Presets to see more. After you choose a preset, whether it's Print or another one, there are different preset page sizes to begin with. By choosing the Print preset, you're setting several options including color used and measurement units. So, click Print to show a series of preset document sizes for a print document. You'll create a document for a brochure that's meant to be saved as a PDF and printed later on. First, choose a preset option like Print, Web, or Mobile depending on the type of document you're creating. Yours may look different from what you see here, and that's okay. To start a new document from scratch, choose File, New, Document. And whether or not the start screen is showing, you can always go to the File menu at the top of the screen to open existing documents or create a new document. In the starting screen you can open existing files and create new files.
With the latest version of InDesign open, you'll see this start screen which appears when there are no documents open. In this video, you'll start a new project by creating a new document. You can create a new document from scratch, start from a template, and a lot more. Now when you start a new project in InDesign there are a lot of ways to begin. Adobe InDesign is the industry standard publishing app that lets you design and publish high quality documents across a full spectrum of digital and print media. Welcome to the Adobe InDesign getting started series.
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