This can be done either by creating the vector shape directly in InDesign, or creating it in Illustrator and pasting it into InDesign. (You may have to tinker with your clipboard handling preferences to get this to work, and it works best with simple vectors) ... View more

Another option - start with the text in a bar, with your grandest in place. Use Envelope Distort with Warp to create the wave, and then add the back ribbon sections afterwards. ... View more

I'm not clear on why you could not have left your layout as spreads. When you output to PDF, your paired pages will be output as singles (unless you choose otherwise). If you need inside bleed (not usual for most - only needed for loose-leaf or wire-O printing), there are methods for achieving this without losing your layout. https://indesignsecrets.com/breaking-pages-apart-to-bleed-off-a-spine.php The un-numbered front pages are easily handled by changing the numbering style of those pages. If this doesn't answer your issues, please post more detail as to what is going wrong. ... View more

If these are not Plugins that you had or need, try exporting the file to IDML, then open and package from the new IDML file. ... View more

In your redesign process, may I suggest some other changes to simplify your process going forward? 1) I notice that you have three tabs between your days and the corresponding times. For better control, this should be a single tab, with the tab stop location set in the paragraph style. 2) It is better to avoid using empty paragraphs to create vertical spacing. There is a Space Before and a Space After setting for paragraphs that allow that space to be better managed. ... View more

If I understand what you are trying to do, you just need to take the next step of selecting the center point, and deleting it. ... View more

You can also use the Transparency Pallet The results of the  methods will differ somewhat Compound Path > Make will give the same result as the Pathfinder Pallet ... View more

Look at the Pathfinder Pallet, or Object > Compound Path > Make ... View more

Try selecting your outer oval and adding a white fill to it. ... View more

You're welcome. Enjoy getting to know Photoshop, and stop by here with any questions - there are lots of good people on here who will  be glad to help you along.  You might also consider some online training sites, like Lynda.com. Photoshop is a powerful program, but the learning curve can be kind of steep. ... View more

Will was answering question 2 In answer to #1 -- Images missing at the time of the merge will have to be individually placed, unless you re-run the merge. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Mike+Fernbank  wrote Thanks, Barb, but Adobe Acrobat doesn't allow you to print at an enlarged scale AND select the area you want to print. Of the applications in this "suite," Illustrator is the only one with a print dialog that allows this. As a "suite" of applications, they should all have the same print dialog box, but they do not. Mike Mike - Hidden under the More Options section of the Acrobat print dialog, you can choose to Print Current View. Zoom into the area you want to print, set the percentage of enlargement under Custom Scale. Change the Comments and forms section to Document and Markups. I just tested this, and it printed the area I was zoomed to with all markups. ... View more

Use the shift key to move just the bottom half of the split triangle on the left of the tab panel. Another way to do this is with the numerical indent fields in the paragraph panel. ... View more

if your equal signs are currently (space)(equal sign)(space), then start with a find/change on the table to turn (equal sign)(space) to (equal sign)(tab) Then use the indent controls in the tab panel to fix your text insets. ... View more

If Hidden Characters are not showing even when turned on, go to the icon at the bottom of the tool pallet, right-click and change the view to Normal. ... View more

When I have seen this, the usual culprit is a paragraph return character that is larger than the rest of the text. ... View more

I would make the Cover, TOC and anything else not directly part or the merge as separate documents, and use an InDesign Book file to combine them. ... View more

If you open the InDesign file, the folder containing it will have its change date modified due to the temp file that is created within the folder when the InDesign file is opened. As far as I know, the location of these files cannot be altered. Would it work for you to preview the files in Bridge instead of opening them? ... View more

You don't mention what version you are using in your main text, but your tag says CC2017, so this will be easy. Create a circle using the ellipse tool, and then delete one point to make a half-circle.  Path > Join will close the circle. Then Option-drag on one Live Corner to adjust both at once. ... View more

You can change your document to facing pages in the document setup. At that point, you could change your Master page to a two-page Master, but you could fix your alignment issue without doing that. Once you have a facing-pages document, you could go to your single page Master, and stretch the text boxes for the page number so that they each cover the entire inner-margin width. Then set a paragraph alignment on the page number of Away From Spine, and on the Chapter use Toward Spine. The text in the boxes will move according to its relationship to the spine. In the example below, each of the text examples are set to align away from spine. ... View more

Scroll down in the Creative Cloud Apps window to Find Additional Apps, and chose Previous Versions from the menu there. Then, when you click on Install next to InDesign, you will be offered a list of available versions to install. ... View more