InDesign Qs: Text Formatting and Jump Lists
If I have a 4-column page with a block of text that spans about 3 columns, is there a way to make InDesign automatically stretch the wording to take up the entire four columns?
Also, since I'm designing a newspaper, is there a way to have InDesign automatically list where the continuation of an article is located? I think this is called a Jump List but not sure...it's the numbering on a newspaper, for example, you read the first half of an article on the front page, and then it directs you to the second half of the article by means of "See NBA Conf Finals on page 5".
Also, since I'm designing a newspaper, is there a way to have InDesign automatically list where the continuation of an article is located? I think this is called a Jump List but not sure...it's the numbering on a newspaper, for example, you read the first half of an article on the front page, and then it directs you to the second half of the article by means of "See NBA Conf Finals on page 5".
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Justify all lines is not exactly what I was looking for. Rather, I'd like to know how to make all the paragraphs take up the entire columns vertically as well. Is that possible?
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Thanks, that is cool (didn't really ever do jump lines like that!)
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Follow the link and you'll read about Jump Lines.
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For linking to other pages - I believe you use a hyperlink if you want it to be retained in a PDF (http://help.adobe.com/en_US/indesign/cs/using/WSB152EA6F-30D9-417c-9E16-A2C492C04892.html). Or, you may just want to use a cross-reference which shows the page that the article continues on (http://help.adobe.com/en_US/indesign/cs/using/WS9AD9A0DA-E10F-4d1e-9EB2-999FB61D21E8.html)
I don't think a cross reference can be generated automatically - I think you have to manuall choose the spot on the continued page to make it work.
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