Summary


If you're working on a document that uses the same text formats repeatedly, you can save time and ensure consistency by using style sheets. A style sheet is essentially a "macro" for formatting text. InDesign lets you create character-level style sheets and paragraph-level style sheets. Character style sheets let you apply several character attributes such as font, size , leading, kerning, and tracking to highlighted text at once. Similarly, you can use paragraph style sheets to apply several paragraph formats alignment, indents, drop caps, space before or after, and so on simultaneously to selected paragraphs. After you apply a style sheet to text, you can still manually modify the text by highlighting it and overriding the style sheet's formats. If you're importing a text file from Microsoft Word, you can import any applied style sheets along with the text.




Adobe InDesign CS Bible
Adobe InDesign CS3 Bible
ISBN: 0470119381
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 344
Authors: Galen Gruman

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