Re: Erweiterungen in InDesign CC 2017

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 14, 2016

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Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 12, 2016

What does '200 pp.' Mean? Pages? If you mean pages: what is the source? Word? PDF? In short: we need more info to be able to answer you. If it is a Word file: Use a Primary Text Frame and the Text preference 'Auto flow text' OR Do not use a primary text frame(!!) - uncheck this when creating a new InDesign document - and choose File/Place and after selecting the text file hold the SHIFT key when clicking on the first page. But the best option: buy a book or follow some training to learn how to work with InDesign first!

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 10, 2016

The tabruler always snaps to the top of a textframe when clicking on the magnet, so make sure there is simply enough room at the top from the text frame and the ruler on your screen, if not InDesign simply has no room enough at the top. Try scrolling your document so the top of the textframe shifts a little down and try again.

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 07, 2016

Do NOT set the dots hetein the TOC defenition! you have ^y which means a right indent tabe, very good. Now, create a paragraph style to use in your TOC and in that style just place a tab position in the ruler *anywhere* you like. Give that tab a point as fill character. The right indent tab picks up that fill character (like a dot) and uses that. iI your screenshot you now use 03 body text, create a new style with the tab and use that for your TOC entry instead.

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 04, 2016

amaarora : That does NOT work (as you can see from your own screenshot...). you have to convert a cell to an inage cell, select that and give that a rounded corner, you will have to do so for each 'corner'-cell or follow the steps Jeff showed.

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 04, 2016

If you start your document in a CMYK space and export to a RGB PDF (and vica versa) you will see this message. You can set the blend space to RGB or CMYK for your document according to what is desired. In most cases on export it is a dialog you can dismiss on export (hence the do not show again option). But you say you loose some effects, can you tell us what that is?

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 03, 2016

Yes, same principle: mailto:address@mail.com

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Jun 07, 2016

That is called a ligature, turn off that option in OpenType functions if you need to in InDesign.

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎May 04, 2016

Group the items, choose Object / Object export Options, choose HTML/EPUB and set to raterize.

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Mar 17, 2016

‌Please realize: Internet Explorer 9 and 10 do NOT support full screen in iFrames! Test in Firefox or Google Chrome instead or update to IE 11 When in Windows...

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Mar 16, 2016

‌I also notced that some older Internet Explorer verslons on older Windows versions see this same behaviour: just zooming but not goung full screen so you can only see part of the document in the iframe...

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Mar 14, 2016

‌http://indesignsecrets.com/transform-a-frame-into-a-grid-of-frames.php

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Mar 10, 2016

The fact that Adobe puts an advert button on any document we want to embed makes it impossible to use for clients. Them by all means remove this, easy. Change 'embed' to 'view' like this: 'https://indd.adobe/view/ You can also embed it in a simple html that you can host on your own website and no one will even notice they are looking at an embedded file. Example: http://fvdgeest.nl/example.html A simple HTMl file containing this code: "<iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="1" height="768" src="https://indd.adobe.com/view/3a6b62fa-a0ad-4242-9d7a-fe3a9ceaa36f" style="border: 1px solid #777;" width="1024"></iframe><br />"

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Feb 10, 2016

What is the setting in your Preferences / Interface / Options? Is the Live Screen Drawing set to Delayed or never? Try changing this setting, you will see a difference 😉

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Feb 10, 2016

What is the setting in your Preferences / Interface / Options? Is the Live Screen Drawing set to Delayed or never? Try changing this setting, you will see a difference 😉

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Jan 14, 2016

Moving the Script Panel folder simply does nothing at all. It is just a bunch of scripts that get listed in InDesign. But they do nothing, it can have zero impact on performance. If things are really better you have done something else as well without realizing it it seems.

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Dec 15, 2015

rschletty schreef: I was happy to see a PDF download option, clicked on it, but was surprised to see how large the PDF is – 62MB! Large even for a 47-page document. Not very well optimized. I opened the downloaed PDF in Acrobat Pro, did a "Save As" and clicked on "Reduce File Size." It shrunk down to 11MB and still has plenty of detail. Nice idea. Looks slick. But the new Adobe interactive digital publishing technology has to work on all platforms to be a success. ‌ Take a look at the second options pane shen Publishing Online: youcan choose the PDF preset for the PDF, choose one with low er res etc. to create a smaller PDF.

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 11, 2015

‌I can see your document when going to the URL you mentioned: Conservatorium Amsterdam. You say you can not?

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Nov 02, 2015

‌You can't, this is normal behaviour. You need to give readers a clue on tablets that they can scroll.

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Sep 18, 2015

‌For the first time in a few months I had to work on a book file: 16 chapters in the bookfile, many cross refs. I resaved them all and updated the book file also. In CC 2014 I could work fine, in CC 2015 it is simply unusable! A simple text edit (selecting a single word and typing over it) slowed things to a crawl! The Mac spinning ball for a few seconds. In short: not possible to edit text as it took forever on every single character I typed. unusable slow! ah... I long for those CS6 days...

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Aug 09, 2015

‌wow! Orange as colour on the background... This text is simply unreadable, very bad design. The lines seems graphic card artifacts to me...

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Jun 02, 2015

‌I've seen 5 updates now for tablets/iOS. Who cares if the desktop version is still a mess! Big grey Open dialog box under OS X and this DISASTER in displaying iPDF, the latter being such a big problem it should have been fixed at once! Acrobat DC? Acrobat Vista!

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎May 11, 2015

‌As Peter said, InDesign does not have a History panel; a third party plug in could have come from either DTPTools or 65bit, both have/had this kind of plug in. DTP Tools - History for Adobe InDesign/InCopy http://www.65bit.com/software/easyhistory/

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Apr 22, 2015

Speaking of mess: have you read this also: old files with a large number of comments no longer work properly in either Adobe Acrobat DC or or Acrobat Reader

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Apr 22, 2015

Take a look the discussions here: Re: Interactive Pdfs Display issues in Acrobat DC Buttons created in InDesign don't display properly in Acrobat DC And also look here: old files with a large number of comments no longer work properly in either Adobe Acrobat DC or or Acrobat Reader It is a MESS!

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Apr 22, 2015

lrosenth schreef: Joe – this is GREAT, thanks! We are investigating… 'GREAT'? Eh... not really! More likely: it is BAD! The worst thing is still the wrong rendering of interactive PDF's that are oke in XI!!! That bug is: AWFULY BAD!

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Apr 21, 2015

‌no, also my PDF files from one and two years old are displayed wrong, no new exported versions, archived files...

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Apr 11, 2015

‌Steve, I can share this example if you want, but not through a link everyone can use, so maybe a PM?

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Apr 11, 2015

I have the EXACTLY the same problem! Worse: my clients have this problem, thos that updated to reader DC are now complaining at me. See screenshots on how it is displayed as it should be in XI and earlier and how it is displayed in DC! Note the background and note the white areau around the close button that should not be there... I've said it a few times before: this DV version has Vista written all over it!!!

Frans v.d. Geest · ‎Apr 07, 2015

Teilo schreef: Wow. Could you be any more condescending to your customers? Fifth: You screwed up. Own it and apologize. ‌ I fully agree!!

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