Page Layout Final

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Is the area of an object that extends past the edge of a page to compensate for variations in the output process

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Bleed

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The four primary colors used in process color printing the

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Cyan Magenta Yellow and Black

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The space between specific pairs of letters. To change this value you have to place the insertion point between two characters

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Kerning

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Indicates that more text exists in the story than will fit in the available frame (or series of linked frames

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The overset text icon

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Compression for raster image is lossy. Which means data is thrown away to reduce the file size

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JPEG

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An image file that has been renamed since it was placed into an InDesign layout shows the status of ….

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Missing

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Is used to monitor the status of images that are placed into a layout

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The Links Panel

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is the distance between the edge of a frame and the text contained within that frame.

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Text Inset Spacing

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apply only to selected text characters; this is useful for setting off a few words in a paragraph without affecting the entire paragraph.

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Character Styles

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apply to the entire body of text between two paragraph symbols

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Paragraph styles

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the process of checking a layout for errors before it goes to print.

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Preflight

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have inside and outside margins instead of left and right margins

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Facing Pages

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InDesign automatically adds pages to accommodate an entire story that is placed in a primary text frame

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When Smart Text Reflow is active

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is indicated by plus sign next to the style name in the Paragraph Styles panel

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A local formatting override

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Is a single line of a paragraph at the end of a column

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An Orphan

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is a single line of a paragraph at the top of a column, or a very short (one-word) last line of a paragraph

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A widow

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can store more than 65,000 glyphs (characters) in a single font file, the same font file works on both Macintosh and Windows

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Open-type fonts

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to create a parent/child relationship between two styles, in which changes made to the parent style reflect in the child style as well.

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Use the Based On option

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is the process of arranging pages on a press sheet so, when folded and trimmed; the pages of a job appear in the correct order.

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Imposition

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is the range of possible colors within a specific color model

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Gamut

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6 picas

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An inch contains…

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is a typical bleed allowance for a commercially printed project.

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1/8 inch

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opens a Web page at the address you define

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A URL Hyperlink

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In the_________ ________ Reference Point determines how transformations are made to the selected object.

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Control Panel

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is designed for scalable, reflowable text

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The EPUB format

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includes content that is placed using the Content Placer tool.

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The Links Panel

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Is used to organize and manage multiple chapter files in a book

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The book panel

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If the chapter file shows a __________ _______ it has been edited outside the context of the InDesign book

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Modified icon

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typically includes a title page and table of contents, is the content preceding the main body of a book

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Front Matter

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can be used to renumber any specific page in a document.

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The Start Section Option

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is useful for tagging references to people based on their last names without changing the text in the document

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A (n) reverse index lookup

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typically begin on odd -numbered, right-facing pages

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Book chapters

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defines the outermost dimensions of an object; it is always a rectangle, regardless of the object’s specific shape

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The bounding box

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are based on the concept of anchor points and their defining control handles.

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Vector Graphics

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can be used to select the image contained within a specific frame when the frame is part of a group

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The Direct Selection tool

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is the resolution of an image after its scaling in the layout has been taken into account.

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Effective Resolution

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in the Paragraph Style Options dialog box can be used to force a paragraph to begin in the next linked frame

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Keep Options

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can be used to remove the user’s choices from the form fields

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The Clear Form button action

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typically containing indexes and appendices, appears after the primary content of a book

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Back Matter

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You can delete a page reference without deleting its parent topic from the Index panel.

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The reverse is not true; deleting a parent topic deletes all page references for that topic