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Contents
Learning About Adobe InDesign CS PageMaker Edition
Getting help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Working with InDesign CS PageMaker Edition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Customer support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
PageMaker Plug-in Pack features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Chapter 1
PageMaker Commands and InDesign Equivalents
File menu commands and equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Edit menu commands and equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Layout menu commands and equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Type menu commands and equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Element menu commands and equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Utilities menu commands and equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
View menu commands and equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Window menu commands and equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Chapter 2
Making the Switch from PageMaker to InDesign
Looking at the work area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Basic layout tasks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Text formatting and composition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Lines, shapes, and imported graphics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Colors, tints, and gradients . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Printing and producing color separations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Working with service providers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Exporting to PDF, XML, and the Web . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
About PageMaker document conversion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42
CONTENTS
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Chapter 3
PageMaker Plug-in Pack Features
Using the PageMaker toolbar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
About bulleted and numbered lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Using InBooklet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Using Data Merge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Using the Template Browser palette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
Using the Position tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
Using the PageMaker keyboard shortcut set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73
Index
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Learning About Adobe InDesign CS
PageMaker Edition
Welcome to the Adobe
®
InDesign
®
CS
PageMaker
®
Edition application, a new
standard for professional layout and
design. Developed with the feedback of graphics
professionals worldwide, InDesign software helps
solve many layout and design problems customers
have today, and delivers the tools to manage
cross-media publishing now and in the future.
InDesign makes it easy to create design-intensive
publications for high-end printing, allowing
tight integration with Adobe’s other professional
graphics applications, including
Adobe Photoshop
®
and Adobe Illustrator.
®
Getting help
There are a number of ways to get the help you
need in InDesign CS PageMaker Edition. The
following table can help you find specific
resources, based on the type of information you
are looking for.
If you . . . Try this . . .
Are new to InDesign CS PageMaker Edition
•
Read through the tutorials listed at the left of the Help window.
•
Read through “Making the Switch from PageMaker to InDesign” and
“PageMaker Commands and InDesign Equivalents“ at the left of the Help
window.
•
Go to www.adobe.com/support/products/indesign.html and look for
training information.
•
Move the pointer over any tool to display its name.
Want information on installing InDesign CS
PageMaker Edition
•
First, install InDesign CS PageMaker Edition from the Adobe InDesign CS
Application CD. Then install the PageMaker plug-ins from the
Adobe PageMaker Plug-in Pack CD. For more detailed information,
see the HowToInstall file on the Adobe PageMaker Plug-in Pack CD.
•
You do not need to uninstall any previous version of InDesign.
Are registering InDesign When you first start InDesign, you are prompted to register online. You can
also choose Help > Registration at any time.
Want information on PageMaker Plug-in Pack
Features
Read through “PageMaker Plug-in Pack Features” at the left of the Help
window.
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Working with InDesign CS
PageMaker Edition
You can work with InDesign CS PageMaker
Edition in many different ways. In this section,
you’ll find directions to specific information to
help you accomplish some common InDesign CS
PageMaker Edition tasks.
If you want to create your first InDesign
document
•
Choose File > New > Document. Specify the
page size, columns, and margins. If you want to
change these settings, choose File > Document
Setup. You can enable layout adjustment to
automatically adjust your page items to the new
document settings.
•
Use the Pages palette to create master pages and
document pages. Base one master page on
another, creating an ongoing relationship
between them. Editing the “parent” master page
causes changes to ripple through all the “child”
master pages.
Want answers to common troubleshooting
questions
Search the Adobe Support Knowledgebase and InDesign CS PageMaker Edi-
tion Top Issues, which you can access from the InDesign CS PageMaker Edition
support Web site at www.adobe.com/support/products/indesign.html.
Want to obtain in-depth InDesign training Browse the Adobe Press materials at www.adobepress.com (English only).
For step-by-step lessons, consider the Adobe Classroom in a Book series.
For in-depth reference information, consider the Real World series.
Want a complete list of keyboard shortcuts
•
Look at “Keyboard Shortcuts” in InDesign Help.
•
Generate a list of shortcuts, including any keystrokes you’ve customized. You
can also generate a list of shortcuts for the PageMaker keyboard set. (See
“Using the PageMaker keyboard shortcut set” on page 73.)
Want to import and export tagged text files Open the Tagged Text.PDF document, which is located in the Adobe Technical
Info folder on the Adobe PageMaker Plug-in Pack CD.
Want detailed information on creating scripts
with InDesign CS PageMaker Edition
Access the InDesign CS PageMaker Edition Scripting Guide in the Technical
Info folder on the InDesign CD.
Want to obtain technical resources for
developing tools
Go to http://partners.adobe.com/asn/indesign/ (English only) on the Adobe
Web site.
If you . . . Try this . . .
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Import graphics into your document.
•
Add text frames to the pages of your document.
Each connected set of text frames is a story.
•
Use the Swatches palette to set up a library of
colors to use in the document.
•
Set up document-wide layers, which work like
one or more transparent overlays. Each layer
can contain elements such as text, images, and
drawn objects. Hide, lock, and reorder layers
with ease to achieve the effect you want.
•
Create and import tables. In one step, you can
convert tab-delimited text into an InDesign
table from sources including Microsoft Word,
Microsoft Excel, and database applications.
•
Create bulleted and numbered lists. Numbered
lists are updated automatically when you add or
remove paragraphs. (See “About bulleted and
numbered lists” on page 46.)
For more information on using masters,
laying out pages with frames, threading text
frames, applying color, or working with layers or
tables, see InDesign Help.
If you want to produce superb typography
•
You have a choice of composition engines to
help you determine the visual “color” of your
text. The single-line composer considers one
line at a time, while the paragraph composer
compares and adjusts multiple lines at once,
producing superior typography.
•
Adjust hyphenation and justification controls to
enhance the appearance of type.
•
Use optical margin alignment to control
whether punctuation and edges of letters
“hang” outside margins, thus making the edges
of a text block appear more even.
•
To achieve precise spacing between type
characters, you can choose among four kerning
options, including optical kerning, which lets
InDesign determine smooth spacing for
adjacent characters, even for lines of type with
mixed fonts and sizes.
•
InDesign supports the advanced layout
capabilities of OpenType
®
fonts, including
swashes, discretionary ligatures, and other
features that previously required switching to
a different font. In addition, InDesign offers
easy access to the alternate glyphs common in
OpenType fonts.
For more information on hyphenation and
justification, optical margin alignment,
kerning and tracking, or OpenType fonts, see
InDesign Help.
If you want to add flair to your artwork
•
Apply editable drop shadows, feathering, and
other transparency settings to text, graphics,
and images in a few quick steps. InDesign gives
service providers and printers the control they
need to reliably output transparency effects.
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•
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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If you want to create book-length
documents
•
Group multiple documents into a book list.
•
Set up sequential page numbering in each book
document.
•
Generate tables of contents, cross-references,
and indexes. InDesign can easily preflight and
package, print, or export to Adobe PDF all of
the documents in a book list. InDesign
preserves cross-references, table of contents
entries, and index entries as hyperlinks in a PDF
file.
For more information on adding documents
to a book file, numbering pages, or creating
tables of contents, cross-references, or indexes, see
InDesign Help.
If you want to enhance your productivity
•
Use shortcut keystrokes for commonly used
features. (See “Keyboard Shortcuts” in InDesign
Help.)
•
Set preferences to determine how InDesign
documents and objects behave initially. If you
change settings when no documents are open,
your changes set the defaults for new
documents. (For details, see InDesign Help.)
•
Arrange palettes to suit your needs. You can save
the current sizes and positions of palettes as a
custom workspace. (For details, see InDesign
Help.)
•
Merge database information into a document.
(See “Using Data Merge” on page 57.)
Customer support
When you register your product, you may be
entitled to technical support. Terms may vary
depending on your country of residence. For more
information, refer to the technical support card
provided with the documentation.
Adobe also provides several forms of automated
technical support:
•
See the ReadMe file installed with the program
for information that became available after this
guide went to press.
•
See the Adobe InDesign CS PageMaker Edition
support page for information on top support
issues and troubleshooting information for
common problems.
PageMaker Plug-in Pack features
The Adobe PageMaker Plug-in Pack adds these
enhanced features to InDesign CS:
PageMaker 6.0 publication converter
Convert
PageMaker 6.0
x
documents and templates to
InDesign CS format. This capability expands the
conversion support currently built into InDesign
CS, which enables you to open PageMaker 6.5–7.
x
and QuarkXPress
®
3.3–4.
x
documents. In some
cases, you can even open damaged PageMaker files
that you were unable to open in PageMaker. (See
“About PageMaker document conversion” on
page 42.)
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InBooklet plug-in for document imposition
Use
the InBooklet plug-in to automatically rearrange
a document’s pages with complete control over
margins, gaps, bleeds, creep, and crossover traps.
Choose among several imposition styles,
including 2-up saddle stitch, 2-up perfect bound,
and 2-, 3-, and 4-up consecutive. (See “Using
InBooklet” on page 51.)
Automated bullets and numbering
Automati-
cally create and style bulleted and numbered lists
to organize information and make it easier to
skim. Save numbered and bulleted list settings in
paragraph styles, which you can apply over and
over again. Numbered lists update automatically
when changes are made. (See “About bulleted and
numbered lists” on page 46.)
Data Merge
Create customized documents, such
as catalogs, direct mail campaigns, business cards,
form letters, and mailing labels. Merge text and
image data exported from a database or
spreadsheet and saved as a comma-delimited file
(.CSV) or as a text file (.TXT) into InDesign
layouts. Data merge is flexible enough to handle
a variety of layouts, whether you’re incorporating
a single record per page to create personalized
letters or tiling multiple records per page to
generate a catalog, produce business cards, and
more. (See “Using Data Merge” on page 57.)
Position tool
Resize and move images and their
frames, or reposition image content in relation to
frames using the handy Position tool, which works
similarly to the Crop tool in PageMaker 7.0. (See
“Using the Position tool” on page 72.)
Template Browser
Jump-start your design
projects with any of the InDesign templates
included with the PageMaker Edition. Use the
Te mplate Browser palette to browse, search for,
add, delete, and recategorize templates. (See
“Using the Template Browser palette” on page 66.)
PageMaker compatible keyboard shortcuts
Wor k
at peak efficiency by switching the keyboard
shortcuts in InDesign CS to match the shortcuts
you’ve already learned in PageMaker. (See “Using
the PageMaker keyboard shortcut set” on
page 73.)
PageMaker toolbar
Enjoy easy access to
commonly used commands through a toolbar
similar to ones used in Adobe Acrobat
®
software
and Microsoft Office. Also use the PageMaker
toolbar to quickly launch Adobe Illustrator or
Photoshop software, or to package InDesign
documents for Adobe GoLive
®
or export them as
Adobe PDF files. Dock the toolbar or let it float
over your document area. (See “Using the
PageMaker toolbar” on page 45.)
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Chapter 1: PageMaker Commands and
InDesign Equivalents
Adobe InDesign
®
and Adobe PageMaker
®
use many of the same commands. If you are accustomed
to Adobe PageMaker, the tables below will help you quickly find what you need in Adobe InDesign
PageMaker Edition. In some cases, you’ll find the equivalent to a PageMaker command in a palette
or a palette menu. For more information about a specific InDesign command or palette, see InDesign
Help.
File menu commands and equivalents
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
File > New File > New > Document
File > Open File > Open
File > Recent Publications File > Open Recent (Windows)
File > Close File > Close
File > Save File > Save There is no preference in InDesign to
Save Smaller or Save Faster. Use Save to
perform a fast save and Save As to
compact a document to the smallest
possible size.
File > Save As File > Save As See note above.
File > Revert File > Revert InDesign does not revert to “mini-
saved” versions of a document as
PageMaker does; instead, InDesign
offers unlimited levels of Undo.
File > Place File > Place
File > Acquire No equivalent Scan images using the software that
came with your scanner, and then
place the images in InDesign.
File > Export File > Export
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File > Links Manager Window > Links
File > Document Setup File > Document Setup
File > Printer Styles File > Print Presets
File > Print File > Print
File > Preferences > General Edit > Preferences (Windows) or
InDesign > Preferences (Mac OS)
Equivalent settings can be found in the
Composition, Units & Increments,
Guides & Pasteboard, and Display
Performance panels of the Preferences
dialog box.
File > Preferences > Online No equivalent You can drag objects from a Web
browser to InDesign without
configuring a proxy.
File > Preferences > Layout Adjustment Layout > Layout Adjustment You specify layout adjustment options
and enable layout adjustment at the
same time. Settings in InDesign match
those in PageMaker almost exactly.
Ruler guides follow their associated
column or margin guides by default. To
change this, deselect Allow Ruler
Guides to Move.
File > Preferences > Trapping Window > Trap Presets To specify trapping preferences, create
a new Trap preset.
File > Send Mail (Windows) No equivalent
File > Exit (Windows) or
File > Quit (Mac OS)
File > Exit (Windows) or
InDesign > Quit InDesign (Mac OS)
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
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Edit menu commands and equivalents
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
Edit > Undo Edit > Undo InDesign allows unlimited levels of
Undo.
Edit > Cut Edit > Cut
Edit > Copy Edit > Copy
Edit > Paste Edit > Paste InDesign does not support OLE;
however, you can set similar options
in the Links palette.
Edit > Clear Edit > Clear
Edit > Select All Edit > Select All
Edit > Deselect All Edit > Deselect All
Edit > Editions (Mac OS) No equivalent
InDesign does not support
Publish/Subscribe; however, you can
set similar options in the Links palette.
Edit > Paste Multiple Edit > Step and Repeat
Edit > Paste Special File > Place To paste text without formatting, turn
off Preserve Text Attributes When
Pasting in General Preferences.
Edit > Insert Object (Windows) File > Place To paste text without formatting, turn
off Preserve Text Attributes When
Pasting in General Preferences.
Edit > Edit Story Edit > Edit in Story Editor
Edit > Edit Original Window > Links Select the graphic you want to edit,
and then choose Edit Original in the
Links palette menu.
Edit > Show Clipboard (Mac OS) No equivalent
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Layout menu commands and equivalents
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
Layout > Go to Page Window > Pages Double-click a page icon in the Pages
palette to jump to that page. You can
also select or type a page number in
the Page text box at the bottom of the
document window.
Layout > Insert Pages Window > Pages Choose Insert Pages from the Pages
palette menu.
Layout > Remove Pages Window > Pages Choose Delete Pages from the Pages
palette menu.
Layout > Sort Pages Window > Pages Click and drag pages in the Pages
palette to sort them.
Layout > Go Back Layout > Go Back
Layout > Go Forward Layout > Go Forward
Layout > Column Guides Layout > Margins and Columns
Layout > Copy Master Guides No equivalent InDesign master guides from any given
master are always copied to pages that
use that master.
Layout > Autoflow Press Shift when a loaded text icon
is displayed.
You can flow text manually,
automatically (with autoflow), or
semi-automatically.
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Type menu commands and equivalents
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
Type > Font Type > Font
Type > Size Type > Size
Type > Leading Type > Character or
Control palette in Character mode
(Window > Control)
InDesign uses baseline leading by
default, as opposed to proportional
leading, which is PageMaker’s default.
Type > Type Style Type > Character or
Control palette in Character mode
(Window > Control)
InDesign displays the type styles
available for the selected font.
Type > Expert Kerning Type > Character or
Control palette in Character mode
(Window > Control)
Expert kerning in PageMaker is similar
to optical kerning in InDesign.
Type > Expert Tracking Type > Character or
Control palette in Character mode
(Window > Control)
Expert tracking in PageMaker is similar
to range kerning in InDesign.
Type > Horizontal Scale Control palette in Character mode
(Window > Control)
Type > Character Type > Character
Type > Paragraph Type > Paragraph
Type > Indents/Tabs Type > Tabs
Type > Hyphenation Type > Paragraph Choose Hyphenation from the
Paragraph palette menu.
Type > Alignment Type > Paragraph or
Control palette in Paragraph mode
(Window > Control)
Type > Style Type > Paragraph Styles or
Type > Character Styles
InDesign supports both paragraph and
character styles.
Type > Define Styles Type > Paragraph Styles or
Type > Character Styles
Choose New Paragraph Style in the
Paragraph Styles palette to create
a paragraph style. Choose New
Character Style in the Character Styles
palette to create a character style.
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Element menu commands and equivalents
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
Element > Fill Window > Swatches or
Window > Color
InDesign does not support patterned
fills. The Swatches palette in InDesign is
equivalent to the Colors palette in
PageMaker.
Element > Stroke Window > Stroke Choose a stroke style in the Stroke
palette or define a custom stroke style.
Element > Fill and Stroke Window > Swatches, Window > Stroke,
and Window > Attributes
Create tints using the Swatches
palette. Specify overprinting in the
Attributes palette.
Element > Frame > Attach Content No equivalent InDesign automatically creates a frame
for text files or graphics you import. To
paste content into an existing frame,
select the frame, and then place or
paste the content into it.
Element > Frame > Frame Options Object > Text Frame Options (text
frames only)
Object > Fitting
For text frames, specify columns,
vertical alignment, and inset spacing in
the Text Frame Options dialog box. Set
horizontal alignment in the Paragraph
palette (Type > Paragraph).
For graphics and text frames, use
subcommands on the Object > Fitting
menu to fit content to a frame (or vice
versa).
Element > Frame > Change to Frame Object > Content >
[content type]
Element > Frame > Next Frame View > Show Text Threads
Element > Frame > Previous Frame View > Show Text Threads
Element > Frame > Remove From
Threads
Select a text frame. Click the port you
want to unthread. Click the linked port
with the Unthread icon
.
Element > Frame > Delete Content Select content in the frame, and then
press Delete.
Select text with the Type tool. Select
graphics with the Direct Selection tool.
Element > Arrange Object > Arrange
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Element > Align Objects (Windows) or
Element > Align (Mac OS)
Window > Align
Element > Text Wrap Window > Type & Tables > Text Wrap
Element > Group Object > Group
Element > Ungroup Object > Ungroup
Element > Lock Position Object > Lock Position
Element > Unlock Object > Unlock Position
Element > Mask Object > Clipping path You can also mask a graphic by
creating the masking shape, copying
the image you want to mask, and then
pasting it into the shape (Edit > Paste
Into), or by adjusting its graphics
frame.
Element > Unmask Object > Clipping path See note above.
Element > Image > Image Control No equivalent
Element > Image > CMS Source Object > Image Color Settings
Element > Image > Photoshop Effects No equivalent You can apply Photoshop effects in
Adobe Photoshop
®
. They are not
included in InDesign.
Element > Polygon Settings Double-click the Polygon tool in the
toolbox
Element > Rounded Corners Object > Corner Effects
Element > Link Info Window > Links Choose Link Information on the Links
palette menu.
Element > Link Options Edit > Preferences > Text (Windows) or
InDesign > Preferences > Text (Mac OS)
Window > Links
In the Preferences dialog box, select or
deselect Create Links When Placing
Text and Spreadsheet Files.
On the Links palette menu, choose
Embed/Unlink.
Element > Non-Printing Window > Attributes
Element > Remove Transformation No equivalent
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
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Utilities menu commands and equivalents
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
Utilities > Plug-ins Help > Configure Plug-ins (Windows)
or InDesign > Configure Plug-ins
(Mac OS)
Utilities > Find Edit > Find/Change You can perform Find/Change
operations in layout view or story
editor.
Utilities > Find Next Edit > Find Next See note above.
Utilities > Change Edit > Find/Change See note above.
Utilities > Spelling Edit > Check Spelling You can check spelling in layout view
or story editor.
Utilities > Book File > New > Book You add, delete, and sort documents in
a book using the Book palette.
Utilities > Index Entry Window > Type & Tables > Index To add an index entry, click the New
button in the Index palette.
Utilities > Show Index Index palette in Reference mode
(Window > Type & Tables > Index)
Utilities > Create Index Window > Type & Tables > Index Choose Generate Index on the Index
palette menu.
Utilities > Create TOC Layout > Table of Contents
Utilities > Define Colors Window > Swatches Choose New Color Swatch in the
Swatches palette menu.
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View menu commands and equivalents
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
View > Display Master Items View > Hide/Show Master Items
View > Display Non-Printing Items Select Normal View Mode
in the
toolbox to view nonprinting items. To
hide nonprinting items, select Preview
Mode .
You can also create a layer for objects
you do not want to print, and then
show or hide that layer when you print
or export.
View > Zoom In View > Zoom In
View > Zoom Out View > Zoom Out
View > Actual Size View > Actual Size
View > Fit in Window View > Fit Page in Window or
View > Fit Spread in Window
View > Entire Pasteboard View > Entire Pasteboard
View > Zoom To Choose a magnification level from the
Zoom menu at the bottom of the
document window.
View > Hide/Show Rulers View > Hide/Show Rulers
View > Snap to Rulers No equivalent
View > Zero Lock Right-click (Windows) or Control-click
(Mac OS) the zero point, and then
choose Lock Zero Point from the
context menu that appears.
View > Hide/Show Guides View > Hide/Show Guides
View > Snap to Guides View > Snap to Guides
View > Lock Guides View > Lock Guides
View > Clear Ruler Guides Using InDesign keyboard shortcuts,
Press Ctrl+Shift+G (Windows) or
Command+Option+G (Mac OS) to
select all guides on the current spread,
and then press Delete.
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Window menu commands and equivalents
View > Send Guides to Back Edit > Preferences > Guides &
Pasteboard (Windows) or
InDesign > Preferences > Guides &
Pasteboard (Mac OS)
View > Hide/Show Scroll Bars No equivalent
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
Window > Arrange Icons (Windows) No equivalent
Window > Tile Window > Arrange > Tile
Window > Cascade Window > Arrange > Cascade
Window > Hide/Show Tools Window > Tools
Window > Hide/Show Control Palette Window > Control
Window > Hide/Show Colors Window > Swatches or
Window > Color
Window > Hide/Show Styles Window > Type & Tables > Paragraph
Styles or Window > Type & Tables >
Character Styles
Window > Hide/Show Layers Window > Layers
Window > Hide/Show Master Pages Window > Pages
Window > Hide/Show Hyperlinks Window > Interactive > Hyperlinks
Window > Plug-in Palettes No equivalent Plug-ins appear as added options in
InDesign menus or palettes, or in
InDesign dialog boxes.
Window >
[name of open document]
Window >
[name of open document]
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