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If you started out with the first movie in this tutorial and worked your way through every single one and got this far you've done really well. There's a huge amount of information out there and my guess is you're going to have to go back and refer to these tutorials to find out how to do things again. I certainly did. I find myself not remembering how to do a particular feature because I don't use it too often, so I go back to my own tutorials, check them out, and work out how to do it again, just refresh my memory. So, that's a good way to use these. However, no matter how much information there is in this tutorial, I don't cover everything. No one tutorial can cover everything in this absolutely huge program. There are tips and tricks that you can learn from other people, so a couple of things I would recommend is going out to the Adobe Web site here, you can do it just by typing something into the Help and InDesign Ð let me just go back there for a second Ð there it is, just type in anything you want. You can go out and check out the Adobe resources in this. Not only do they link to the Adobe site they link to external sites and you may find some information there to help you. Another great source is the Adobe Forum. Here I am at the InDesign Forum. There are forums for all the Creative Suite programs and all the programs that Adobe creates. Here you get people just posting messages with problems that they're having and people answer back, and if you can help, help out in this forum, but if you need a question it's a great source. So, search for the Adobe Forums, adobeforums.com, and then you can go in, create a membership, and if you have immediate problems you can go back there. But I hope you really get good value out of InDesign and that you've enjoyed this tutorial and thank you for listening.