Quark to InDesignCS3 Conversion Guide - InDesign User Group
Quark to InDesignCS3 Conversion Guide - InDesign User Group
Quark to InDesignCS3 Conversion Guide - InDesign User Group
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Inner shadow gives an object a recessed,<br />
three-dimensional appearance.<br />
Bevel And Emboss creates a three-dimensional relief effect<br />
by adding shadows and highlights.<br />
50 Adobe <strong>InDesign</strong> CS3 | <strong>Conversion</strong> guide<br />
gradient feather lets you fade the selection from<br />
opaque <strong>to</strong> transparent.<br />
• Inner Shadow adds a shadow<br />
that falls just inside the edges of<br />
the object’s content, giving the<br />
object a recessed appearance.<br />
• Outer Glow and Inner Glow add<br />
glows that emanate from the outside<br />
and inside edges of an object.<br />
• Bevel And Emboss adds inner<br />
highlights and shadows that create<br />
a three-dimensional relief effect.<br />
• Satin adds interior shading that<br />
creates a satin-like finish.<br />
• Basic Feather softens the outer<br />
edge of an object by fading<br />
from opaque <strong>to</strong> transparent.<br />
You can specify the distance<br />
over which the object will fade<br />
<strong>to</strong> transparent, as well as add<br />
noise <strong>to</strong> feathered areas. You<br />
also have three choices—Sharp,<br />
Rounded, and Diffused—for<br />
applying feathering <strong>to</strong> corners.<br />
• Directional Feather lets you<br />
enhance feathering by cus<strong>to</strong>mizing<br />
the feather angle and the<br />
amount of feathering on each side.<br />
• Gradient Feather fades an object<br />
in<strong>to</strong> the background by applying<br />
a mask that contains a gradient.<br />
You can apply a linear or radial<br />
gradient, adjust the rate of change<br />
across the gradient, and edit the<br />
angle of a linear gradient, all<br />
within <strong>InDesign</strong> itself.