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Indexes
Note: In Windows and UNIX systems, the index is minimized. Open the minimized window
to see its contents.
The index has content because the chapters already contain index markers. If you hadn’t
yet inserted any index markers, the index would be empty. (You’ll add more index
markers yourself later.)
Changing the layout
Initially, the index uses the page layout of the first document in the book (the preface). If
you had a template for the index, you could have generated a formatted index, and you’d
be finished now. However, there is no template for this index, so you’ll need to format it
yourself.
Formatting an index is a multistep process, but you need to do it only once. When you
generate the index again, it will retain your formatting changes. You can use the formatted
index as a template for other indexes.
The first changes you’ll make to the appearance of the index are to its layout and to its
page numbering. You’ll change the index to a three-column layout.
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A
Additive color model 7
B
Binding 24
Bitmap image
defined 13
resolution of 15
tonal range in 15
Bleed, checking 50
Blueline 46
C
Chroma 6
CMS.
See Color management system
CMY color model 8
Color
characteristics of 6
checking definitions 50
displaying on monitors 6
high-fidelity 19
in imported illustrations 50
matching 10
perception of 6
proofing 41, 42–47
screening 10
systems for managing 19
tints of 10
Color bars 55
Color gamut 8
Color management system 19
Color model 7
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