Adobe 65024500 User Guide - Page 7

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Working in InDesign can sometimes call for mathematical precision in the layout of the document. This section provides tips on how you can use the available Rulers, Guides, and Column Specifications to make your final output precise with the placement of your text and graphics exactly where you want them. Using the Zoom Tool in conjunction with the Guides and Rulers is helpful because it allows you to focus in on specific areas of your documents to make the placement of your text and graphics as accurate as possible. You can access the Zoom Tool by selecting it from the Tool Box (Fig. 3), or by going to View > Zoom In or View > Zoom Out (Fig. 4). The following sections within this tutorial explain: • Column Specifications (Page 8) • Rulers (Page 9) • Guides (Page 10) Fig. 3 Zoom Tool found on the Tool Box Fig. 4 Navigation to the Zoom Tool Adobe InDesign CS4 7

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Working in InDesign can sometimes call for mathematical precision in the layout of
the document. This section provides tips on how you can use the available
Rulers,
Guides, and Column Specifications
to make your final output precise with the
placement of your text and graphics exactly where you want them.
Using the
Zoom Tool
in conjunction with the
Guides
and
Rulers
is helpful because it
allows you to focus in on specific areas of your documents to make the placement of
your text and graphics as accurate as possible. You can access the
Zoom
Tool
by
selecting it from the
Tool Box
(
Fig. 3
), or by going to
View > Zoom In
or
View > Zoom
Out
(
Fig. 4
)
.
The following sections within this tutorial explain:
• Column Specifications (Page 8)
• Rulers (Page 9)
• Guides (Page 10)
Fig. 3
Zoom Tool
found on the Tool Box
Fig. 4
Navigation to the Zoom Tool