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_karthikeyan_M_
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January 14, 2008
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Removing the blue lines

  • January 14, 2008
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How to remove or to say clear or hide those blues lines and view the page without them,that displays actual(final) page on the screen.
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    Correct answer DESIDEV

    Hide Baseline grid. Ctrl+Alt+'

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    stephanies52978287
    Participant
    May 26, 2017

    View > Grids & Guides > Hide Baseline Grid

      HSDA
      HSDA
      Participating Frequently
      January 2, 2022

      This Worked for me.
      Thank you!

      K
      Kichigan
      Participant
      March 17, 2016

      View/Grid & Guides/Delete All Guides on Spread. This worked for me.

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      cbishop01
      Inspiring
      November 19, 2015

      You can also hit the W key or Shift+W

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        brainstewn
        Known Participant
        May 27, 2016

        Thank you!

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        cbishop01
        Inspiring
        May 31, 2016

        No problem. 

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        DESIDEVCorrect answer
        Participant
        August 26, 2015

        Hide Baseline grid. Ctrl+Alt+'

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          edward_imparato
          Participant
          November 19, 2015

          Thanks!

            Harbs.
            Harbs.
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            April 15, 2008
            It looks like you selected a workspace which shows the various features of InDesign. Change back to the default workspace.

            Harbs
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            _matt_g__davey_
            Participant
            April 15, 2008
            Ok, cheers.
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            _matt_g__davey_
            Participant
            April 15, 2008
            Hello,

            InDesign has blue lines overlayed some menu item's.

            I have started a new job which has these lines,
            my version at home has no lines (I would like to remove them)

            I will attach a link to show what I mean...
            http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/9717/picture1wr3.png
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            _Kenneth_Benson_
            Participating Frequently
            April 15, 2008
            You'll probably do better in the Mac forum, but my guess is this is
            something coming from the OS, not from Indesign.

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            Kenneth Benson
            Pegasus Type, Inc.
            www.pegtype.com
            BobLevine
            Community Expert
            BobLevineCommunity Expert
            Community Expert
            April 15, 2008
            It's a CS3 feature that allow you to customize the menus. It can be
            changed through workspaces or through the edit>menus command.

            Bob
            Peter Spier
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            Peter SpierCommunity Expert
            Community Expert
            January 14, 2008
            Depends which "blue lines" you mean.

            By default, ruler guides are light blue, and can be hidden from the view menu or using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + semicolon .

            Also by default, bounding box edges on layer 1 are blue. Hide those using Ctrl + H.

            You can hide anything non-printing buy going into preview mode. Hit W if there is no active text cursor, or use the view menu or the button at the bottom of the toolbox. Preview mode has three states: Page only, bleed area, or bleed plus slug area.

            You can clear an individual guide by selecting it and hitting backspace or delete, or shift clicking or marqueeing a group of guides if you want to do several. Clear all guides, and this is going to seem strange, using Layout > Create guides ... and leaving the horizontal and vertical number fields at zero, then check the clear existing guides box.

            Peter
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