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Creative effects
Experiment with designs right on the page layout with Adobe Photoshop®-like effects. You can experiment with blending modes, opacity, and other effects without permanently altering your objects. And you can save effects as part of an object style for easy reuse and sharing.
Take advantage of these new creative effects:
Gradient feather effect Fade an object into the background by way of an adjustable linear or radial gradient.
Directional feather effect Enhance feathering by customizing the feather angle and the amount of feathering on each side.
Bevel and Emboss effect Add inner highlights and shadows that create a relief effect.
Satin effect Apply interior shading that creates a satin-like finish.
Inner Shadow effect Add a shadow that falls just inside the edges of the object’s content, giving the object a recessed appearance.
Inner Glow and Outer Glow effects Add glows that emanate from the inside and outside edges of an object.
Finer transparency controls
Create complex visual effects by applying multiple transparency settings to a single object. You can apply transparency settings independently to an object’s fill, stroke, and content. See Effects panel overview.
Improved text wrap
Easily flow text around objects. Wrap to a side or according to a clipping path or alpha channel. See Change the shape of a text wrap.
Productivity enhancements
Multi-file placing
Import several different files in one step. You can see thumbnail views of the different files and cycle through them until you find the one you want to place. See Place multiple graphics.
Placed InDesign documents
Shorten the layout process and collaborate more effectively by reusingAdobe InDesign® CS3 documents. When InDesign files are placed in the document, the Links panel provides notification of updates, eliminating the need to save and manage interim files. See Importing InDesign (.indd) pages.
Expanded Quick Apply
Type a few letters into the Quick Apply panel and be able to access commands, text variables, scripts, and styles instantly without having to rummage around in different panels. You can also customize Quick Apply searches. See Use Quick Apply.
Fast frame-fitting
Set the default fit behavior of frames and assign fit options to object styles so that, as soon as you place a graphic or other content in a frame, it fits perfectly. See Set frame fitting options.
Visual Pages panel
Quickly navigate a document and arrange its pages using thumbnail previews in the Pages panel. See Add new pages to a document.
Nested style looping
Automatically apply a sequence of character styles within a paragraph with one click instead of manually formatting each style change. With nested style looping, you can repeat a sequence of nested styles until the end of a paragraph. See Define paragraph and character styles.
Table and cell styles
As well as applying styles to characters and paragraphs, apply styles to a table or to table cells. With table styles and cell styles, you no longer have to manually format tables or individual table cells. See About table and cell styles.
E-mail-based assignments for InCopy workflow
Use new e-mail-based assignments to send stories and graphics as a single assignment package to any contributor in your small workgroup via e-mail. The e-mail package contains all of the information needed to update the layout with the added or edited content, so it’s easy to assign tasks and integrate contributions without the need for a shared server. See Assignment packages.
Export to XHTML
Quickly repurpose InDesign content for the web by exporting to XHTML. Styles can be mapped to an external CSS to instantly format your content. See Export document content to XML.
Automatically generated layouts from XML
Automate the creation and formatting of documents by integrating InDesign content into XML workflows by way of XML rules. The conditional rules automatically adapt formatting and layout depending on content. See XML rule sets.
Support for XSLT and CALS tables with XML
Apply XSLT style sheets when importing or exporting XML content to make flowing XML into InDesign pages easier. See Import and merge XML.
Agate measurement units
Take advantage of agate measurement units for newspaper publishing. See Change measurement units and rulers.
Support for long documents
Text variables
Automate the use of repeating elements such as headers, footers, product names, and date stamps. Running headers and footers can be generated from the text and dynamically updated as text flows from page to page. See Text variables.
Advanced bulleted and numbered lists
Create sophisticated lists with hierarchical, outline-style number sequences. Set styles, modes, alignment, indents, and other advanced options for different levels of bulleted and numbered lists. You can interrupt lists and spread them across different pages and stories. See Bullets and numbering.
More powerful Find/Change capabilities
Search and replace more efficiently with new find/change features. You can save searches, search across many documents, enlarge the scope of a search, and use GREP expressions in searches. See Find/Change overview.
Customizable user interface
Customized workspaces
Save your panel and menu changes as a workspace and be able to call up your personalized workspaces any time. You can create different workspaces for different projects and tasks. See Save workspaces.
Customized menus
Get direct access to commonly used commands or simplify training on new workflows by color-coding or hiding individual menu items. Save customized menus as part of a workspace. See Customize menus.
Enhanced Control panel
Rely on the context-sensitive Control panel to show you the most useful settings based on the objects you selected and the type of work you are doing. You can also customize the Control panel to show only your most frequently used options. See Control panel overview.
Flexible compact panels
Make more room for viewing your document while preserving instant access to your favorite features. View docked panels as icons to keep them accessible and easily recognizable. See Workspace basics.
Creative effects
Experiment with designs right on the page layout with Adobe Photoshop®-like effects. You can experiment with blending modes, opacity, and other effects without permanently altering your objects. And you can save effects as part of an object style for easy reuse and sharing.
Take advantage of these new creative effects:
Gradient feather effect Fade an object into the background by way of an adjustable linear or radial gradient.
Directional feather effect Enhance feathering by customizing the feather angle and the amount of feathering on each side.
Bevel and Emboss effect Add inner highlights and shadows that create a relief effect.
Satin effect Apply interior shading that creates a satin-like finish.
Inner Shadow effect Add a shadow that falls just inside the edges of the object’s content, giving the object a recessed appearance.
Inner Glow and Outer Glow effects Add glows that emanate from the inside and outside edges of an object.
Finer transparency controls
Create complex visual effects by applying multiple transparency settings to a single object. You can apply transparency settings independently to an object’s fill, stroke, and content. See Effects panel overview.
Improved text wrap
Easily flow text around objects. Wrap to a side or according to a clipping path or alpha channel. See Change the shape of a text wrap.
Productivity enhancements
Multi-file placing
Import several different files in one step. You can see thumbnail views of the different files and cycle through them until you find the one you want to place. See Place multiple graphics.
Placed InDesign documents
Shorten the layout process and collaborate more effectively by reusingAdobe InDesign® CS3 documents. When InDesign files are placed in the document, the Links panel provides notification of updates, eliminating the need to save and manage interim files. See Importing InDesign (.indd) pages.
Expanded Quick Apply
Type a few letters into the Quick Apply panel and be able to access commands, text variables, scripts, and styles instantly without having to rummage around in different panels. You can also customize Quick Apply searches. See Use Quick Apply.
Fast frame-fitting
Set the default fit behavior of frames and assign fit options to object styles so that, as soon as you place a graphic or other content in a frame, it fits perfectly. See Set frame fitting options.
Visual Pages panel
Quickly navigate a document and arrange its pages using thumbnail previews in the Pages panel. See Add new pages to a document.
Nested style looping
Automatically apply a sequence of character styles within a paragraph with one click instead of manually formatting each style change. With nested style looping, you can repeat a sequence of nested styles until the end of a paragraph. See Define paragraph and character styles.
Table and cell styles
As well as applying styles to characters and paragraphs, apply styles to a table or to table cells. With table styles and cell styles, you no longer have to manually format tables or individual table cells. See About table and cell styles.
E-mail-based assignments for InCopy workflow
Use new e-mail-based assignments to send stories and graphics as a single assignment package to any contributor in your small workgroup via e-mail. The e-mail package contains all of the information needed to update the layout with the added or edited content, so it’s easy to assign tasks and integrate contributions without the need for a shared server. See Assignment packages.
Export to XHTML
Quickly repurpose InDesign content for the web by exporting to XHTML. Styles can be mapped to an external CSS to instantly format your content. See Export document content to XML.
Automatically generated layouts from XML
Automate the creation and formatting of documents by integrating InDesign content into XML workflows by way of XML rules. The conditional rules automatically adapt formatting and layout depending on content. See XML rule sets.
Support for XSLT and CALS tables with XML
Apply XSLT style sheets when importing or exporting XML content to make flowing XML into InDesign pages easier. See Import and merge XML.
Agate measurement units
Take advantage of agate measurement units for newspaper publishing. See Change measurement units and rulers.
Support for long documents
Text variables
Automate the use of repeating elements such as headers, footers, product names, and date stamps. Running headers and footers can be generated from the text and dynamically updated as text flows from page to page. See Text variables.
Advanced bulleted and numbered lists
Create sophisticated lists with hierarchical, outline-style number sequences. Set styles, modes, alignment, indents, and other advanced options for different levels of bulleted and numbered lists. You can interrupt lists and spread them across different pages and stories. See Bullets and numbering.
More powerful Find/Change capabilities
Search and replace more efficiently with new find/change features. You can save searches, search across many documents, enlarge the scope of a search, and use GREP expressions in searches. See Find/Change overview.
Customizable user interface
Customized workspaces
Save your panel and menu changes as a workspace and be able to call up your personalized workspaces any time. You can create different workspaces for different projects and tasks. See Save workspaces.
Customized menus
Get direct access to commonly used commands or simplify training on new workflows by color-coding or hiding individual menu items. Save customized menus as part of a workspace. See Customize menus.
Enhanced Control panel
Rely on the context-sensitive Control panel to show you the most useful settings based on the objects you selected and the type of work you are doing. You can also customize the Control panel to show only your most frequently used options. See Control panel overview.
Flexible compact panels
Make more room for viewing your document while preserving instant access to your favorite features. View docked panels as icons to keep them accessible and easily recognizable. See Workspace basics.