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Is there any command similiar to "array" (meaning, array selected objects along a line?
(i'm NOT refering to Step and repet command)
Hi danezeq:
"Array" sounds like scripting to me as well, but I googled it and came up with "an ordered series or arrangement", so I think Jane nailed it with "align" and "distribute".
Window > Object & Layout > Align. Pick Align to Selection from the menu.
Select the objects. Click button number 4 on the top row to align the top edges.
Then button number 5 on the second row to distribute evenly across.
There are many variations to be found in this panel, but perhaps this will get you started?
~Barb
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Thanks again for your answer.
Is there anyway to disable the World Ready Composer?
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I mean - temporarily.
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My understanding is that a RTL language like Hebrew requires the World Ready Composer. Someone can correct me about this, if I'm wrong, because I've never used a RTL language.
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You can choose Hebrew as a choice when making placeholder text by choosing Cmd/Ctrl and selecting Type > Fill with Placeholder Text. When I do that, it uses the World Ready Composer:
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I would like to thank all of you who responded. It was very helpful discusion as i learned A LOT from this thread.
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We are always happy to help, danezeq.
~Barb
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Dear Uwe, it's been some time in this thread, but your method for spreading text frames along a path is still working and was exactly what I was looking for, so cheers to you! One following problem: is it somehow possible to connect the single Textframes with each other ("Textverkettung" in german)? That would be amazing, but I can't manage to do it. Any ideas?
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Laubender How did you mange to copy a graphic element to a text path?
And what do you mean by a text path? i've just seen this video now Type on a Path Tool Adobe InDesign Tutorial - YouTube and what i learned from it is that the text path is actually a "pen path", it becomes a "text path" after using the "type on path" tool.
right? meaning: does "copying to the text path = copying to ANY path?
sorry 🙂 it's my first time 🙂
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