D, In the page panel, you'll find a “master” page called “none” and a master page “A”. If you check all your pages in that panel, you'll see they all will be “A-masters”, unless you've create some others.

To make the page number appear on each page, add the page number on the right master page. How, select the type tool, make a text frame, click in it so you can start typing and add the number (type menu- insert special char – markers – current page number).

This frame, you can move wherever you want on the page, top or bottiom, left or right.

D, some things to be checked. In the tabs panel, did you click just above the rule to set the tab? A little arrow should appear and the distance from the maargin is indicated. If this is not the case, then do that first. Putting the dots: select the tab (the little arrow on top of the rule) and put a dot in the leading field.

How many tabs were put in the original file? If more then one, delete them all, and put one back (or leave one).

just watch this and it will become clear:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v…..wfPONbmFqM

This seems to be a flattening problem when exporting to pdf. The use of pdf/x-4 should solve the problem. Check the settings in acrobat too, overprint should be on all the time, if not you could end up with some differences between CS and Acrobat.

D, Just select the space with the text tool. You'll see it's 36 pt. Decrease it to 12 pt (or something else).

Problem b: select “chapter one”, search for “baseline shift” and set it to 18 pt. If the line above is empty, just change the size into 18 pt instead of 36.

D, several things, first make sure that there's a return after the bolded word, this should solve your indent problem. No space after the bolded word means you have filled in “0” in the “space after field” or, as I said, there's no “enter” after the bolded word. Since I don't have to source, it difficult to see what really happens. Check all the options in the para styles again.

The use of the “next style”: select the “type” tool (T). Select the text for BOTH paragraphs (the bold word and the description have to be selected – black background and white text). In the para style panel, DO NOT CLICK LEFT on the Glossary Bold style, but CLICK RIGHT, and you should see the option “apply “Glossary Bold style” then next style”. Make sure that the bolded word and the description consist of TWO DIFFERENT PARAGRAPHS, if not, just hit enter after the bolded word and try it again (after the bolded word, if you use “show hidden chars – type menu, last option), you must see a kind of “reversed P”.

Indesign is a wonderful program, but learning it takes some time and pls, forget the way “Word” works, as I always say:”Put your mind into the Indesign gear”.

gert

Doodlebug1, you'll have to create 2 para styles, one for the bold (call it bold) and one for the description.

The indent part can be made by setting the left indent to x (indents and spacing) in the second para style (call it descript), depending on what you want.

In your “bold” style, “general tab”, select the “next style” option and click on the second para style (descript) your created. That way, you can select the “bolded” word and the description with the text selection tool, right click on the “bold” para style and select the option “apply bold and then next style”.

This works if you example is correct, if you want to start the description AFTER the bolded word, and have the description on several lines, it's a different story.

Doodlebug1, strange, if you click on the red box with the black selection tool, hold down shift (your loaded cursor should now have a arrow in it) and then click on the next page, your text should flow into the pages till the end (in fact it should be creating all the pages automatically).

Instead of command-shift-P (adds one page), use insert pages (layout menu) and increase the number of pages to 50 and after which page they should be added.

Ralla,

I agree with David for the conversion, but if you want to convert spot to cmyk, consider looking for Pantone Bridge. It's free and comes with cs5.5 (I think). That way the spot colors are converted to cmyk with the exact values and these are slightly different from the ink manager ones.