June 2009
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
10h 57m
English
If you were raised on QuarkXPress, you’re accustomed to making a box before importing graphics. PageMaker users making a switch to QuarkXPress were irked by the need to create a box, and QuarkXPress users regarded it as unnatural that PageMaker allowed you to just plop an image in the page. InDesign gives you the best of both worlds: Both PageMaker and QuarkXPress users can work the way they wish. QuarkXPress users are usually most comfortable making a frame first. It’s helpful to know that both the Rectangle Frame tool (
) and the plain old Rectangle tool () can create shapes that accept graphics as content. (Notice that the Rectangle ...
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