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My last question has now been resolved.
Well, I took a closer look at Sandee's Quickstart Guide and lo and behold, found the information I needed about “borders”.
I have been reading other posts relating to epublishing, another topic I will be getting involved in. One reference I found particularly helpful related to display of standard PDF files on ereaders, Kindle for example. Creating a Kindle template seems the ideal solution.
A have a number of special books in PDF format, so this will provide an excellent solution for converting them, although I do use Calibre.
I'm so pleased I have found this forum.
Sorry, it seems I was unclear – perhaps I used the wrong terminology, since I'm very new to Indesign.
OK, I've now worked out what I did wrong, for the text at least. I was using the rectangle tool to create a placemarker. I've got the image placement under control too. I have created a gradient for the left hand side of each page, but my only problem now is that it does show a border, even though I used the Basic Graphic tool to create the space. How can I get this border to disappear? Or what was the correct tool for me to use?
I have been working with the Quick Start Indesign Guide by Sandee Cohen as I go, but there is still a hell of a lot to learn.
I have taken over the production of this guide for a not-for-profit group that I have recently become the web-mistress for, and they are looking to me to update a lot of their material – we are all older volunteers here, with a range of skills.
I appreciate all help. Thanks.
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