Adobe InDesign CS5 Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 402)

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USING INDESIGN

Graphics

Last updated 11/16/2011

Edit original artwork using a different application

1 Select the image.

2 Choose Edit > Edit With, and then specify the application you want to use to open the file. If the application does

not appear, choose Other, and browse to locate the application.

Reusing graphics and text

Ways to reuse graphics and text

InDesign offers several different ways to repurpose graphics and text.

Snippets A snippet is a file that contains objects and describes their location relative to one another on a page or

spread. (See “Use snippets” on page 396.)

Object libraries An object library provides a convenient place to store items such as logos, sidebars, pull-quotes, and

other repeating items. (See

“Use object libraries” on page 397.)

Templates A template is a document that includes placeholder text and graphics. (See “Use document templates” on

page 104.)

More Help topics

“XML” on page 567

“Exporting” on page 114

Use snippets

A snippet is a file that holds objects and describes their location relative to one another on a page or page spread. Use

snippets to conveniently reuse and position page objects. Create a snippet by saving objects in a snippet file, which has

the .IDMS extension. (Previous InDesign versions use the .INDS extension.) When you place the snippet file in

InDesign, you can determine whether the objects land in their original positions or where you click. You can store

snippets in the Object library and in Adobe Bridge as well as on your hard disk.

Snippets contents retain their layer associations when you place them. When a snippet contains resource definitions

and these definitions are also present in the document to which it is copied, the snippet uses the resource definitions

in the document.

Snippets you create in InDesign CS5 can be opened in InDesign CS4 but not in any other previous version of InDesign.

More Help topics

“Working with XML” on page 567

“Use object libraries” on page 397

Create snippets

❖ Do one of the following:

• Using a selection tool, select one or more objects, and then choose File > Export. From the Save As Type (Windows)

or Format (Mac

OS) menu, choose InDesign Snippet. Type a name for the file and click Save.

• Using a selection tool, select one or more objects, and then drag the selection to your desktop. A snippet file is

created. Rename the file.

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