The default view is the view that is used when documents are first opened. To set the default view:
The Adjust View Settings control how images appear onscreen for each of the three view choices . The Adjust View Settings in the Display Performance category.
To choose the options for Adjust View Settings:
Anti-aliasing is the term used to described the soft edge applied to either text or graphics . The controls for anti-aliasing, greeking type, and resetting the defaults in the Display Performance category.
To control the anti-aliasing of text and graphics:
Greeking is the term used to describe the gray band that is substituted for text characters . The effect of applying greeking to type.
To set text to be greeked:
When you use the Hand tool to scroll around a document, InDesign needs to determine how text and images that were not originally in the window appear when you move them into view. You use the Hand Tool preferences to control how the images appear or how fast you can move while scrolling. To set the scrolling preferences:
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