Saturday, January 21, 2012

Anatomy of an InDesign document

Pages in a document
InDesign calls whatever you create, no matter the number of pages, a Document.

Documents contain Pages.











The following items are placed on pages:
  • Frames – which contain either text or graphics
  • Shapes – which do not contain any thing else
Both frames and shapes can be filled with colour, and/or stroked (which means outlined).   Frames can contain Text and/or Images


Examples of frames and shapes

Finally: 
  • text can be formatted 
  • images can be resized and moved around in the frame.

Unformatted vs formatted text

An image moved around inside a frame

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