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David BlatnerI love it when the answers are simple! :)
Check out the Units & Increments pane inside the Preferences dialog box. (Change the value when no docs are open to change all future docs.)
David BlatnerI have seen some weirdness around panels being open, and yes I think that's a bug. But I haven't figured out exactly when it happens and when it doesn't.
I don't know where your neck of the woods are, but I hope we'll get there if we wander around long enough! :)
David BlatnerHi Duger53: What happens if you go to Preferences (cmd/ctrl-K), choose the Interface pane, and set Live Screen Drawing to Delayed. That makes it work like it did in CS4 and should speed things up. Yes?
(Many people love live screen drawing, but I find it really annoying.)
David BlatnerHi Duger53: What happens if you go to Preferences (cmd/ctrl-K), choose the Interface pane, and set Live Screen Drawing to Delayed. That makes it work like it did in CS4 and should speed things up. Yes?
(Many people love live screen drawing, but I find it really annoying.)
David Blatnergirljosh: That IS interesting. It may just be a bug. There does not seem to be any way to tell InDesign that Paper is not CMYK. Even in CS5, if you make a “web” document, Paper is still defined as CMYK.
David BlatnerNo, I doubt it's possible to move each mark independently. You're asking too much from this simple architecture. I think you're going to have to draw your own marks on the page.
David Blatnergirljosh: That IS interesting. It may just be a bug. There does not seem to be any way to tell InDesign that Paper is not CMYK. Even in CS5, if you make a “web” document, Paper is still defined as CMYK.
David BlatnerDoes this post help?
David BlatnerYeah, it's frustrating that you cannot set “geometry” (including how tall or wide a row or column should be) in styles.
I have the same frustration with object styles… you cannot set object size there, either.
David BlatnerNo, I doubt it's possible to move each mark independently. You're asking too much from this simple architecture. I think you're going to have to draw your own marks on the page.
David BlatnerDoes this post help?
David BlatnerYeah, it's frustrating that you cannot set “geometry” (including how tall or wide a row or column should be) in styles.
I have the same frustration with object styles… you cannot set object size there, either.
David BlatnerNo, I don't think there's any way to make additional custom marks. You should be able to specify the distance from the page by changing the offset field in the Print dialog box.
David BlatnerNo, I don't think there's any way to make additional custom marks. You should be able to specify the distance from the page by changing the offset field in the Print dialog box.
David BlatnerYes, I would love to see in Adobe's marketing materials: “NEW! EXCITING NEW FEATURE: Index feature revamped to finally work well.”
I don't know why you'd be having problems like that, but I guess it doesn't surprise me too much. I think Marc Autret's indexing scripts are often better. Sigh. Maybe Adobe will revisit indexing in CS6… we can, at least, dream.
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