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Adobe Basics Midterm
InDesign 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Holding alt or option while selecting any of these buttons does what? | Reveals advanced features and settings |
| What does this red plus on textboxes mean or do? | Indicates that there is more text that is unseen, selecting it allows you to add another text box for additional text, allows for text threading between multiple text boxes |
| When placing or selecting a placed image, what are these buttons for? | The fit the content and image to frame |
| Text wrap is a panel in InDesign. It should be used when you want text and images to affect each other? | True |
| Changing a paragraph style in the Paragraph Style panel will not change everything tagged with that style throughout your document? | False |
| How can you check spelling manually in InDesign? | Select edit then spelling then check spelling |
| When placing a multi-page document like a PDF or an illustrator document with multiple artboards, you often need to place more than just the first page. How do you place pages other than the first page? | While placing, be sure to check the show import options check box before finishing the file selection process |
| 1(paragraph options) | Sets the text alignment |
| 2 (paragraph options) | Indents the entire paragraph |
| 3 (paragraph options) | Indents the first line of text |
| 4 (paragraph options) | Adds space before the selected paragraph |
| 5 (paragraph options) | Adds space after the selected paragraph |
| 6 (paragraph options) | Sets the drop cap. Each number represents a line of text. 3 means 3 lines deep |
| 7 (paragraph options) | Sets the number of drop cap characters. 3 means that the first 3 letters of the first word of the paragraph will be |
| 8 (paragraph options) | adds bullets |
| 9 (paragraph options) | Adds numbering |
| 10 (paragraph options) | adds color to the background of the selected text |
| 11 (paragraph options) | Adds an outline to the selected text |
| Gray icon with square and triangle? | The image has been embedded |
| Yellow triangle caution symbol? | The file has been modified outside of InDesign |
| Red circle with question mark? | The linked file has been severed |
| The number on the right side of the link name | Indicates what page the image is found on |
| A paragraph style saves formatting information to quickly apply styles across a document? | True |
| What is selecting edit then step and repeat used for? | It allows you to make a grid of whatever you have selected and it is a way to duplicate things multiple times on a page |
| What does it mean to "redefine style"? | When you make a change to a style, it is a way of saving and updating that style throughout the document |
| How can you turn on dynamic spelling? | Select edit then spelling then dynamic spelling |
| Within the character or paragraph styles option, what is an override? | It is a change made to an established style that has not been saved to the style |
| A character style should only be used within a paragraph. You should never use character styles to set large amounts of text? | True |
| What are glyphs and how can you find them? | Dropdown type then select glyphs, it is a list of all the characters within a font, all the letterforms, symbols, or punctuation within a typface, and a way to type hidden characters that you can't remember how to type. |
| 1 (typography) | Leading (space between lines of text) |
| 2 (typography) | all caps |
| 3 (typography) | Small caps |
| 4 (typography) | underline |
| 5 (typography) | kerning (space between two letters) |
| 6 (typography) | tracking (space between all letters) |
| 7 (typography) | stretches type vertically (Don't use this) |
| 8 (typography) | Baseline shift (shifts the line that your type is written on) |
| 9 (typography) | Stretches type horizontally (don't use this) |
| 10 (typography) | sheers type to make pseudo italics (don't use this) |
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mckennasmart