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the setting will be set. For example, I would like every time when I draw a text frame or shape frame, I would always have an black outline of 1pt without having to set it every time?
I recall older version of InDesign, if you want to preset a certain style for text, shape frame, just make sure you have no documents opened, "double"click the tools and set it the way you want, then every time you draw a box, you don't have to set each box to your desired setting.
How can I do that in the newest InDesign? TIA.
InDesign still works that same way, but why not consider Object Styles? They too could be pre-made with no documents open, or you could build them in the open document. An object style remembers all sorts of attributes about the frame.
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InDesign still works that same way, but why not consider Object Styles? They too could be pre-made with no documents open, or you could build them in the open document. An object style remembers all sorts of attributes about the frame.
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Thanks, will use Object Style going forward.