One unfortunate fact of using Adobe InDesign is the plethora of panels that most designers have to keep open and accessible at all times in order to be productive. It doesn’t leave a lot of space to view your document. Fortunately, InDesign offers some options to save screen real estate. Here’s one option.
http://www.thegraphicmac.com/save-space-and-never-open-the-indesign-swatches-panel-again
Here’s a quick tip for turning off multiple layers at a time in your InDesign Layers panel. I’ve used this same tip in Photoshop for quite a while, and finally realized it worked in InDesign as well. If you make use of layers, it’s quite handy!
http://www.thegraphicmac.com/turn-off-multiple-indesign-document-layers-with-a-single-click
It’s worth learning a few fundamental lessons when organizing your files for a publication.
http://indesignsecrets.com/managing-all-your-files-and-assets-for-indesign-layout.php
GTFDesign 