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4 Learning About Adobe InDesign CS PageMaker Edition • To create a quick design element for your publication, use the Pen tool or Pencil tool to draw new paths or to edit the paths from images you've inserted into your document. Use the scissors tool to cut paths apart. Combine multiple paths into compound paths to create unusual shapes with transparent areas. Convert text to paths to create frames you can fill with images, graphics, or other text. • Format text along any path in InDesign. Create a 3D appearance and apply special effects, such as 3D Ribbon or Gravity. Using slider indicators, manipulate start and end points for the text. • "Nest" text and graphics frames. Use any object-including basic or hand-drawn shapes and converted text-as a frame, and then paste other frames into it to produce eye-catching design elements in a few quick steps. • Give your shapes depth and dimension by applying gradient strokes and fills to the shapes. Specify linear or radial gradients, and then use the Gradient tool to adjust the angle of the linear gradient or the center point of a radial gradient. For more information on transparency, paths and shapes, type on a path, nested objects, or gradients, see InDesign Help. If you want to prepare your document for output • To prepare a document for Adobe® PDF output, add hyperlinks, bookmarks, and interactive buttons that perform an action (such as jumping to a page) when clicked in Acrobat® or Adobe Reader®. You can also add movies and sound clips that can be played in the PDF document. • To impose a document, such as a booklet, use ALAP™ InBooklet™ SE. (See "Using InBooklet" on page 51.) • Export an Indesign document directly to Adobe® PDF. • Produce color separations to separate the composite art into its component colors. • Prepare a document for commercial printing. Perform a preflight check and package files for handoff. • Repurpose documents for the Web. Using InDesign® and Adobe GoLive® , you can quickly repurpose documents designed for print or PDF for use on the Web. • Import and export XML tags. For more information on interactivity, separations, printing, or export to PDF, XML, or GoLive, see InDesign Help.

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4
Learning About Adobe InDesign CS PageMaker Edition
•
To create a quick design element for your
publication, use the Pen tool or Pencil tool to
draw new paths or to edit the paths from images
you’ve inserted into your document. Use the
scissors tool to cut paths apart. Combine
multiple paths into compound paths to create
unusual shapes with transparent areas. Convert
text to paths to create frames you can fill with
images, graphics, or other text.
•
Format text along any path in InDesign. Create
a 3D appearance and apply special effects, such
as 3D Ribbon or Gravity. Using slider
indicators, manipulate start and end points for
the text.
•
“Nest” text and graphics frames. Use any
object—including basic or hand-drawn shapes
and converted text—as a frame, and then paste
other frames into it to produce eye-catching
design elements in a few quick steps.
•
Give your shapes depth and dimension by
applying gradient strokes and fills to the shapes.
Specify linear or radial gradients, and then use
the Gradient tool to adjust the angle of the
linear gradient or the center point of a radial
gradient.
For more information on transparency, paths
and shapes, type on a path, nested objects, or
gradients, see InDesign Help.
If you want to prepare your document for
output
•
To prepare a document for Adobe
®
PDF output,
add hyperlinks, bookmarks, and interactive
buttons that perform an action (such as
jumping to a page) when clicked in Acrobat
®
or
Adobe Reader
®
. You can also add movies and
sound clips that can be played in the PDF
document.
•
To impose a document, such as a booklet, use
ALAP
™
InBooklet
™
SE. (See “Using InBooklet”
on page 51.)
•
Export an Indesign document directly to
Adobe
®
PDF.
•
Produce color separations to separate the
composite art into its component colors.
•
Prepare a document for commercial printing.
Perform a preflight check and package files for
handoff.
•
Repurpose documents for the Web. Using
InDesign
®
and Adobe GoLive
®
, you can quickly
repurpose documents designed for print or
PDF for use on the Web.
•
Import and export XML tags.
For more information on interactivity,
separations, printing, or export to PDF, XML,
or GoLive, see InDesign Help.