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- ********
Open another thead coz the other one was runied by moamoa™.
How do you work when you have diff text styles on the same text box? I need Character Styles and so on, but do you use a text frame (the T in tools) for each one? or do you use just 1 text frame and change styles inside? whats best?
- megE0
I use one text frame and change styles within - it easier for lining things up I think
but it comes down to personal preference
- why you would ever use multiple text boxes, I'll never knowmonospaced
- everyone once in awhile I will - but I always line them up PERFECTLY on the master and then edit them page by pagemegE
- Raniator0
Yep. Starting another thread will definitely help.
- ********0
One text-frame.
Define your paragraph styles for your copy and then apply character styles individual characters / words as necessary.
- ********0
Right, Thanks guys!!!
This way is a pleasure ;)"This thread is dedicate to moamoa."
- monospaced0
MikeJ, are you learning InDesign? Are you a designer?
- HAVE to be just learning itmegE
- Agreed.
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Designer is a very broad term.******** - yeah, designer...********
- show us your workmonospaced
- monospaced0
I'm asking because he's going about it completely wrong. I mean, he's downloading premade grids, asking advice from a bunch of snarky monkeys, and his grasp of design in general seems extremely weak.
- megE0
well the example he showed yesterday looked like a tutorial type of learning experience thing... so *cross fingers* just learning? (grimaces in anticipation of answer)
- ********0
completely wrong? can you be more specific?
- stem0
What's the question again???
