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51 ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 7.0
Classroom in a Book
1 Click the Next Page button ( ) in the status bar twice to display page 3.
2 Click in the second-level heading Define project and quality requirements .
3 In the Paragraph Designer, display the Pagination properties.
4 In the Format area, select Side Head Alignment and click Update All. (If FrameMaker
7.0 notifies you that some paragraphs use format overrides, click Remove Overrides.)
Heading2 paragraphs move into the side-head area.
5 Display the Default Font properties.
6 Change the Family to Myriad-Roman (Windows) or Myriad (Mac OS and UNIX) and
the Size to 10, and click Update All.
Finally, you’ll add some space between the Heading2 paragraphs and the preceding
body text.
7 Display the Basic properties.
8 Change the Space Above to 20 and the Space Below to 0, and click Update All.
9 If you need to update your display or refresh your screen view, press l
(lowercase L ).
when each phase must be completed, and what
requirements must be met for the final output.
Define project
and quality
requirements Before you start to work, gather all the require-
ments for the publication, including budget,
schedule, and output quality. Then, working
with pencil and paper or directly on your com-
puter, rough out your initial design ideas.
when each phase must be completed, and what
requirements must be met for the final output.
Define project and
quality require-
ments
Before you start to work, gather all the require-
ments for the publication, including budget,
schedule, and output quality. Then, working
with pencil and paper or directly on your com-
puter, rough out your initial design ideas.
Choose prepress
tasks
Determine which prepress tasks you will do
based on your skills, time, and equipment. For
example, if your design requires trapping or
includes photographs to be scanned, determine
if you can perform these tasks. Decide which
parts of the process you will take primary
responsibility for on the project.
when each phase must be completed, and what
requirements must be met for the final output.
Define project and
quality require-
ments
Before you start to work, gather all the require-
ments for the publication, including budget,
schedule, and output quality. Then, working
with pencil and paper or directly on your com-
puter, rough out your initial design ideas.
Choose prepress
tasks
Determine which prepress tasks you will do
based on your skills, time, and equipment. For
example, if your design requires trapping or
includes photographs to be scanned, determine
if you can perform these tasks. Decide which
parts of the process you will take primary
responsibility for on the project.
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