Adobe 17510676 User Guide - Page 25
Selecting objects, Story editor, Color management, Layout adjustment, Trapping
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ADOBE INDESIGN CS PAGEMAKER EDITION 21 User Guide Supplement Story editor To change how text is displayed in the story editor, choose Preferences > Story Editor Display. Color management To select device profiles or set up color management, choose Edit > Color Settings. Layout adjustment To specify preferences for automatic layout adjustment, choose Layout > Layout Adjustment. Trapping To specify preferences for trapping, use the Trap Presets palette (Window > Trap Presets). For more information about specific preferences and settings, see InDesign Help. A few preference options in PageMaker do not appear in InDesign: • InDesign does not have a preference option to save faster or smaller. To save with the smallest file size, use the Save As command. To save faster, use the Save command. • InDesign does not have an Online Preferences dialog box. You can drag objects from a Web browser directly to an InDesign document, without specifying a proxy. You can also create a hyperlink to a URL without having to change preference settings. You can restore the InDesign application's preferences and defaults at any time. (For details, see InDesign Help.) Selecting objects In PageMaker, you select objects using the pointer tool, and text using the Text tool. InDesign includes a Selection tool for selecting an object's frame or bounding box, and a Direct Selection tool for selecting the contents of a frame or individual points on a path. These tools are nearly identical to tools found in Adobe Illustrator. (See "Understanding frames" on page 23.) A B Selecting and resizing objects A. Resizing a frame using the Selection tool B. Editing a path using the Direct Selection tool You can select text with the Type tool or by double-clicking on a text frame with the Selection tool or Direct Selection tool. In addition, InDesign includes several tools that make it easier to identify and select nested objects.