InDesign Quiz Test Questions And Verified Correct Answers.

importance of packaging a document - correct answer The Package command ensures that all fonts and linked graphics are included with your Adobe InDesign CC file for handoff to a service provider. It also creates a customized report that includes all the information required to print the document. how to package a document - correct answer 1. With your project open in InDesign, click File Package. 2. In the pre-flight dialog box, click Show Problems Only to see any issues that need attention. 3. Click Package. Tick boxes to include fonts, linked graphics, and document settings. Click Package again. 4. Your InDesign document, image links and fonts will all be included in one folder. standard image resolution for printing - correct answer 300 dpi link info includes: - correct answer color space, format, PPI, path, modified, and more changing color mode - correct answer by choosing Image Mode CMYK Color (note that the mode is shown in the document tab) changing image resolution in indesign - correct answer choose imageimage size, make sure resample box isn't checked, type 300 in the resolution field changing image resolution using photoshop - correct answer open file in photoshop in links folder, choose imageimage size, make sure resample box is unchecked, type 300 in resolution field, click ok. graphic file formatting in PSD - correct answer file save as TIFF, close image in PSD, go back to document in InDesign. packaged file final product - correct answer When InDesign packages a file, it collects a copy of the document along with all its linked fonts and images into one folder (it also includes an Instructions text file, which you can ignore). soft return - correct answer Shift+return (or enter) spell check a document - correct answer editspellingspell check in the search field at the bottom of the dialogue box, choose to the end of story from the drop down menu RGBCMYK - correct answer double click on the swatch from the swatches panel, click on color mode drop-down menu and select CMYK applying Pantone color - correct answer from the swatches panel menu choose new color swatch, make sure the color type drop-down menu is process, click on color mode drop-down menu and select Pantone + Solid Coated, type # into empty field next to Pantone. spot colorprocess color - correct answer from color mode drop-down menu, choose CMYK, from color type drop-down menu choose process and click ok. applying color tint - correct answer from swatches panel select your wanted swatch, from the swatches panel menu choose new tint swatch, type desired percentage in tint field and click ok. select object you want to apply it to, open swatches panel and select that new tint swatch to apply. wrap text - correct answer with graphic selected, choose windowtext wrap, and from that dialogue box select the middle icon in the top row (wrap around object shape), enter desired p in top offset, click both right & left sides from wrap to menu, choose detect edges from type menu under contour options. relinking graphics - correct answer open links panel, click missing link(s), in links panel menu choose go to link, choose relink from links panel menu, in the pop-up box that appears, navigate to folder with link to replace it with, click on file and click open, OR in links panel, select broken link, go to link and then relink to the updated file Make sure to check "search for missing links in this folder" and InDesign will update missing links all at once. master pages - correct answer select a spread in the pages panel, pages panel menu save as master repositioning graphics - correct answer fileplace (command-D), and choose graphic, position loaded cursor in the desired position, and then click-hold-and drag across the span of where you want the graphic to go. with the logo still selected, click the middle reference point in the reference point locator at the left of the control panel. In the angle field in the control panel, type # of degrees and deselect the graphic. placing multiple graphics - correct answer with nothing selected, choose fileplace (command-D), navigate to tif or graphics, select it in the dialogue box and then shift-click all graphics, and click open. position loaded cursor over the first empty graphic frame, and click once in each of the graphic frames to place one photo at a time. fitting graphics proportionally to frame - correct answer control-click on graphic, and from the context-sensitive menu, choose fittingfill frame proportionally aligning graphics - correct answer shift-click the graphic and its frame with the selection tool, on the far left side of the control panel choose align to page from the align to menu, and if you can't see this choose windowobject&layoutalign.