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• How to see the whole picture if cropped in InDesign CC?

  With a book of photography with many photographs, which some have been cut off in InDesign.

  I would like to have the opportunity to view the entire image to check what is outside the harvest, but when I click on the bulls eye in the center of the image (sorry, don't know the official name), I can see the outside frame of the image, but not the rest of the image itself.

  Seems there must be a way to do it, but could not find in the menus, manual or search the Forum.

  Very much appreciated...

  Click and hold on the target to see the content of the image outside the framework.

• Fill the frame proportionally (does not work!)

  Question:

  Reported in my custom upstream for some images control. (the images are cropped in Indesign): "scaling proportional of the No.

  Attempted solution:

  Go to the section of the image.

  Click on the two "proportional" button in the toolbar. (1 fill the frame proportionally) 2 Fill the content proportionally)

  !!! Unexpected... The picture continues to be in the list of errors upstream!

  Data sheet:

  CS6

  Windows 7 64 bit

  (I'm at a loss to find a solution to this problem. "Should I treat it like a bug and go!)

  He learned some...

  Inflight suggests how to fix, in the section "information". Now it is fixed:

  -Select the placed object and specify the same values for the percentages of scale X and Y in the Panel.

  Phew! The world is again in peace. It seems strange to mark my own question with my own answer. But then, it's done!

• How directly crop multiple instances of a PDF document in Indesign without using frame borders

  Hi all

  I filled an Indesign document with PDF to help merge data (CS5.5).

  I would like to increase the size of some of them by inserting a page next and put some of the PDF on each side, with a proper culture.

  Surely, I can do this by duplicating the framework and using the edge of the frame to crop.  However, it seems to require a certain hack, to resize the image and maintain the balance of the PDF.

  Ideally, I would be able to crop each copy of the actual PDF file * in Indesign *, but when I try this (deliberately avoiding the Original 'Edit'), it seems to open the link of the PDF in Acrobat and no cropping will then be applied to all instances of the PDF file (I'll avoid the phrase 'destructive', as of course cropping in Acrobat PDF (sometimes notoriously) is not permanent).

  Is it possible to make the crop without use of the frame borders and make several copies of the PDF file?

  Thank you, MT

  Ask in the forum script. Someone may be able to add a script.

• Set markers 'Stop' in a sequence to be controlled in indesign

  Hello;

  Does anyone know a way to have a video that contains 'stop' markers placed in the timeline, so that playback will stop at this point, unless the user clicks on the 'next' button (I have would be set up in Indesign, because this will be an interactive PDF)

  I am playing with Flash cue markers and export to the FLV format, and I see these points of nav in Indesign when I created my buttons and I can get the video to play from these points but I want it to stop before it gets to the next point... If that makes sense.

  Hi Scott,.

  This looks more like a Flash issue. You want to get your message out there?

  Thank you

  Kevin

• Cropping of full page in InDesign

  Hello world

  I'm new to InDesign and have a question about cropping.

  I created a page/layout that includes a picture, text and series of triangular shapes. Because of the angle of the triangles and the size, I need on the cover, part of the shape extends beyond the page border. I can't resize the form ends at the border of the page, because risk angles, I need. When I preview the image, things look great, with clean borders, but in normal mode, it's a big old mess. It wouldn't matter, except that I do a template for others to use. I would like to clean the parts of the provision that extend outside of the page, so it appears in normal mode, as it does in the preview.

  If I had to work in Photoshop, I could simply use the crop tool, drag it to the shape on the page and flush the extra bits. Because I can't do it in InDesign, I'm not sure how to make that happen. I've tried scissors, but it creates a few cuts jagged looking on triangles. I was asked to work in InDesign, or else I would use a more familiar program for me.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  OTGB

  You can group all items (menu of the object), cut the group via cmd/Ctrl + X in your clipbord, draw a rectangle (or any shape that you want to have) and have to edit > paste.

• Cropping photos a perspective in InDesign?

  Is this possible?

  I have a bunch of pictures of products. I want to bring in InDesign, turning them until I like the angle and then crop them (mask the background) to fit inside a border of the rectangle to the square to the top.

  I know that I can do this on an individual basis in Photoshop, but it is best to do this while I design the page layout. I don't want to have to keep ebb in PS twist angles.

  I tried to do with Pathfinder but he kept saying there was nothing there to mask.

  Using CS4.

  As already said, use the white Selection tool to select the graph

  Then rotate the chart.

  Use the black arrow tool to resize the frame

  There are 2 things going on here

  1 your chart lies within a framework

  2 your chart and frame are independent of each other.

  You can use the black arrow tool to move and reposition the image on the page

  You can use the white arrow tool to move the chart in the framework, regarding the position, size, etc..

• Place a PDF with crop marks in InDesign

  Hello

  What is the standard procedure to place an external ad provided in a document that includes crop marks? I am placing ads in a brochure of the Conference and by removing crop marks that I seem to be removing the small pieces of the provided work?

  Thank you

  Ben

  Hi Ben,

  If the announcement will not bleed (probably the it won't) then you should be held shift when you click "open...". "and choosing" crop. " Select 'Trim' and you shouldn't get the crop marks.

  Kind regards

  Malcolm

• How to crop an image in InDesign?

  I know that there must be a way to do this, but for the life of me I can't find a crop tool.

  Sound are two similar editing options. Adapt the content proportionally puts the entire picture in the frame, but can leave an empty area (and you can easily remove it by using the frame to adapt to the content). Fill frame proportionally useas as much of the image as possible without leaving no space empty, so he can trim. You can re - positioned inside the frame if you want another culture.

• How to print crop marks, but keep the cut as A4 paper

  I was asked to create a brochure, although I normally do web development. So I installed InDesign a week, with no prior experience. I did created the brochure, created a PDF high resolution (using export) and sent to printing, assuming that it would be sufficient. It didn't: they must "impression of brands" (says my client), I'll assume that is crop marks.

  So I thought that everything I could on works bleeding and slightly modified my design to accommodate that (I got a few horizons towards the edges). But the question I have now is that I don't know how to create a PDF file with the right dimensions: A4 for the resulting page and crop around her landmarks.

  My Document configuration is set to A4 size (not counting the bleed). It is in the mm, so 210 x 297 mm. The purge is set to 3 mm on all sides. Slug is set to 0.

  So I'm going to file > print (in PDF), under Configuration to scale to 100% and marks and purge check "of crop marks. But the problem is that my design already covers the entire area of the A4, so the crop markers to add 'outside' of it. It does not, because "Paper size" corresponds to A4, as well as crop marks are not printed, they fall outside the print area (if my design is focused; it is top-left, I lose the right and down). Now, I can force it to print crop marks using "Scale to fit" - but then of course my page which is no longer not A4; evolving just everything down so that the crop are in the edges of a regular A4 format. But at least I see pretty brands he creates then.

  I know that I need to print on A4 oversize, but I can't figure out how to get that. I could fix it manually by adding a number of mm to the width and height, but I read everywhere that InDesign is supposed to do it automatically. So I think there is an option somewhere that I can't find.

  So my question is: where is the option to automatically increase my 'paper size' when printing to PDF, based on my configuration Document as well as the area for bleeds and crop marks?

  (this seems a simple question that I am surprised, that I can't seem to Google an answer to this...)

  Joris debonnet wrote:

  So I'm going to file > print (in PDF)

  This is your mistake. Use file > export... and choose Adobe PDF (Print) from the drop-down list type or file > Adobe PDF presets and choose the correct preset in the list based on that to your printer. Under the control of marks and bleeds box to use the settings of purge of paper and boxes for the brands you want - for sure, guides of crop possibly as well information page, and bars of color or brand registration request printer.

• InDesign format PDF to Quark - can't get working bleed.

  I put my bleed in the preparation of the Document.

  I export to PDF and make sure I check 'use Document Settings' to bleed (it reflects the same 3mm that I put in place in the preparation of the Document).

  I export to PDF format, the fie is open in Acrobat, and I see trimming markers and correct purging.

  Yet, every time I import the PDF inside in Quark, the file is cropped to cut... the purge will not display in Quark even if I know it's there.

  What I'm missing here? Help, please. (And for anyone curious, the file has been provided for me in InDesign, but I must ad to an existing Quark document).

  If you export the PDF with InDesign purge, you want to make sure you use the 'Bleedbox' option on the import of pdf. It is practically the same in Quark 7 as in InDesign.

  With Quark and InDesign, I would make the analogy that Quark is a Rocket Sled and InDesign is a Cadillac. What you lose in Quark stability consists in speed. Quark 8 tracks quickly on a G4 8 years where InDesign can be slow on my 6 month old overspecced Xeon.

  

• Place the photos high resolution in InDesign - look terrible when I resize down! Does not work why!

  I'm a beginner with InDesign, so I'm looking for very clear instructions. I work with CS6 on a ballot. When I place very large, high resolution photos in and then try to resize the terrible resolution looks down.  I use the tool place during the import. At first I thought it was because I use the 'content to the chassis Fit' tool and who had settled the proportions. So I tried to "Adjust the frame proportionally" and who did not, any more than "automatic adjustment". I have tried to place photos and then making a control + drag to resize down - it did not work. I looked at preferences - file handling - preserve Image Dimensions (I deselected that option). Also, did not work. I wonder if the resizing affects pixels, but I don't know where to find it in InDesign. I found the instructions for Photoshop on the choice of Image - resize the Image, but not in InDesign. The other thing, on what I am wondering is that I put these pictures in a text box - which could cause problems with the resolution? Should I be placing them another way?

  Any advice would be appreciated with gratitude!

  You should always use one of the options adjustment proportional to avoid distortion. This may mean that you need to change the shape of the image frame allows you to adapt the shape of the image, or crop the image to take into account the shape of the frame. It is a reality.

  I'm starting to think that some or all the original problem may be in the jpeg compression, and I doubt that Pixillion Image Convertor is a good choice for downsampling (which isn't the same thing as compression). You can post one of these pictures somewhere for us to watch?

• Text box in the shelter to cultures placed InDesign file

  I created a map in InDesign, placed in another InDesign file in the form of a graph and then cropped it to display only a part. When I export the file, it extends one of the text labels of the image placed outside the frame, so that it was cropped. Each element is cropped.

  I copied this label of a text in its own nine file, changed to a default font (Minion) and placed this document in another InDesign document nine cropping to half way down. Exported to PDF, and exports under cover as in my original.

  I then placed it a few times on the page at various sizes. I have found that at 100% and 58%, that it would not crop, but in 211 and 855% he cropped as it should, as you can see below:

  

  I thought that maybe 100% and below was the key point to which he has not worked, but at 101%, it has no crop either so it's somewhere between 101 and 211% by the look of it. File card to origin is placed at about 80%.

  Anyone know what is happening? InDesign CC 2015 (11.4.1.102) Windows (and also tried on ID 2014 with the same result)

  I used a frame as a mask to correct for the area I wanted to reframe, yours seems oversized way.

  With respect to the IDML, is not all that reliable to clean the file. I suspect that this block of text is actually the problem, but had no time to test. My next test was to cut the text in the frame and remove the empty picture frame, and then create a new image and paste the text to repalce the frame of the origin of the problems.

• Photoshop vs. InDesign, what should a beginner learn first

  Hi, I'm new to Adobe somewhat. I'm eager to learn all the programs that I have I need for web/graphic design or desktop where its necessary and more different types of creative programs. I don't know what program to begin with, photoshop or inDesign and other Adobe programs. I bought a year with adobe and I want to make the best of it. Anyway, I got a tuition as a Knight for Web design but take a break about this a little bit because of problems families and not be able to attend but I need some advice on what to take as a beginner. I don't know Photoshop or one of the programs offered by Adobe. Help? anyone. Thank you very much. I'm in the computer and know microsoft word, btw etc.

  It depends on what areas you want to specialize in. But you want to produce printed documents, such as books, magazines and trinkets, I would adopt the 80-20 rule.

  You use InDesign properly if you are to produce the work ready for print. Get it wrong and it could cost you (maybe a lot) of money. So I suggest you spend 80% of your efforts to learn InDesign.

  Photoshop is a broad application, but for most of the time all that you need to do is case, in a simple way, with the images you want to put in your InDesign document. These include resize / crop / adjust exposure and color / simple cuts / settings mask your images. Spend 20 percent on learning these techniques before right.

  Learn how to do these things properly by taking lessons - at the College, or by using some of the excellent books and training online videos and ask questions for specific questions on these forums friends.

  And have fun!

• How to crop images and reduce the size of an image using illustrator?

  Hi friends...

  Could you please help us by answering the question above or that other family of software tools Adobe will help us in this regard.

  Thank you and best regards,

  BioChem Adda team

  To crop an image (by that word people usually mean a bitmaped image these s a photograph) is best done in photoshop, if you want to reduce the size of your file.

  Illustrator has hide the ability to crop an image, but that will not reduce the size of your file everything.

  If your main goal is to reduce the size of the file

  1. Make sure you link do not embed an image
  2. File > Save As > and turn off compatible pdf as which increases significantly the size of your files. You only need pdf compatible, if you plan to place it in InDesign or After Effects.