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top of the vertical ruler intersect (the upper-left corner of document window), and drag the pointer into the document window to change the location of the zero point. The zero point is used when determining the location of objects on a page or spread. Double-click where the dotted lines intersect to return the zero point to the upper-left corner of a page or spread. Duplicate an object Press Option (Mac OS) or Alt (Windows) when dragging an object to create a duplicate of the object. Add the Shift key to restrict movement to increments of 45 degrees. Edit original graphic Press Option (Mac OS) or Alt (Windows), and then double-click a graphic to open the graphic in the application that created it. Protect a master object If you want to prevent a master object from being selected on a document page, select the object on the master page, and then deselect Allow Master Item Overrides On Selection in the Pages panel menu. select a master object on a document page To select a master object on a document page, press Shift+Command (Mac OS) or Shift+Ctrl (Windows), and then click the object. (Note that 86 Adobe InDesign CS3 | Conversion guide if Allow Master Item Overrides On Selection is deselected for the master object, the object cannot be selected on a document page.) switch ruler units Right-click (or Control-click if you have a one-button Mac mouse) on the horizontal or vertical ruler, and choose a different measurement system, or choose Custom to specify a custom measurement unit. Print preview Click the Preview icon in the Tools panel to display a document without nonprinting elements, such as frame edges and guidelines. In Preview mode, the pasteboard is gray. Paste in place To paste a copied object using the same X and Y coordinates as the original object, press Shift+Option+Command+V (Mac OS) or Shift+Alt+Ctrl+V (Windows). Create a ruler guide Click the horizontal or vertical ruler, and drag the pointer onto a page or the pasteboard to create a guideline. If you release the pointer over a page, the guideline extends across the page. If you release the pointer over the pasteboard, the guideline spans the page and pasteboard. You can also double-click a ruler to create a guideline where you click. Delete a ruler guide To delete a ruler guide, click it with the Selection or Direct Selection tool, and then press Delete or Backspace. Insert a footnote Choose Type > Insert Footnote to add a footnote to text. When you insert a footnote, a superscript number is placed in the text and a corresponding number is placed at the bottom of the column that contains the footnote. Enter the text for the footnote next to the number at the bottom of the column. switch fill and stroke colors Click the Swap Fill And Stroke icon in the Tools, Swatches, or Color panel to switch the current fill and stroke color. format text in multiple frames Select multiple text frames, click the Formatting Affects Text icon in the Tools panel, and then change character and paragraph formats to modify all text in all selected frames. Paste text without formatting If you’ve copied text from another program or within InDesign, choose Edit > Paste Without Formatting to remove formatting in the pasted text. (Paste Without Formatting is dimmed if you paste text from another application when Text Only is selected in the Clipboard Handling pane in the Preferences dialog box.)
support • The Adobe website (www.adobe.com/products/ indesign) includes a wealth of information about InDesign. You’ll find links to product information, customer stories, reviews, awards, events, and seminars, and InDesign-related downloads, as well as several support- and training-related links. • The Adobe InDesign Support page on the Adobe website (www.adobe.com/support/products/ indesign.html) includes links to top support issues, tutorials, supportrelated announcements, and user forums. • The Adobe Support User-to-User Forums home page (www.adobe. com/support/forums) includes links to user forums for all Adobe products.These forums let you share questions, suggestions, and information with other Adobe software users around the world. InDesign CS3 Resources The growing popularity of InDesign has spawned an extensive community of service providers, trainers, plug-in developers, system integrators, and others who provide support for InDesign users. Whether you’re in the process of preparing to switch to InDesign or you’re already up and running, you can tap into a broad range of helpful resources. • Locate print service providers, trainers, and developers who support InDesign using the Adobe Partner Finder (partners.adobe.com). training and tutorials • The Adobe InDesign CS3 Classroom in a Book® contains a series of self-paced, project-based lessons ranging from basic to advanced, and includes a CD with all of the files required to complete the projects. For information or to purchase this book, please visit us online (www.adobepress.com). • The Adobe Creative Suite 3 Video Training Workshop included with InDesign or accessible on Adobe Design Center (www.adobe.com/ designcenter) lets you learn more about any Creative Suite 3 application, including InDesign CS3. Leading designers, developers, and Adobe experts guide you through introductory videos, as well as videos on new features and key techniques. • Total Training (www.totaltraining.com) offers Total Training for Adobe InDesign CS3, led by Adam Pratt, Senior Systems Engineer at Adobe. This training provides 8 hours of content covering everything from the new UI to type formatting to advanced transparency controls. • ElementK offers both instructorled and on-line training for Adobe InDesign CS3 (adobe. elementk.com). • Visit the Adobe InDesign Training Resources page (www.adobe.com/support/training/ products/indesign.html) for a variety of training resources. third-Party Plug-ins • Learn about third-party plug-ins for InDesign CS3 (www.adobe. com/products/plugins/indesign). • Learn about third-party plug-ins for InCopy CS3 (www.adobe.com/ products/plugins/incopy).
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