Episode 21: Automated Jump Lines (VIDEO)
When you actually read the InDesign User Guide cover-to-cover — which I did to study for my recent Adobe certification exam — you actually find a lot of things you didn’t know InDesign could do. In this episode, I take a look at Automated Jump Lines — a feature that was new to me and that I immediately started using at work every day. It’s not one of InDesign’s sexier features, but it’s one of those smart and useful touches that are always such a treat to discover.
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May 21st, 2006 at 7:53 pm
That is awesome, I never realized InDesign could do that, I knew you could specify “previous Page” and “next page” in the special characters but didnt realize it would make larger jumps when touching a text frame. Too Cool. Thanks Michael.