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CHAPTER SUMMARY CHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter 10 shows you how to create a book from multiple documents. You learned how to add different InDesign files to the Book palette, how to manipulate the pagination and the order of documents, and how to modify the page range of individual documents. You then moved on to learn how to generate a table of contents and how to use paragraph styles to quickly format a table of contents. Then you jumped to the back of the book and learned how to generate an index. You learned how to create index entries, how to generate cross-reference entries, and how to sort index entries. What You Have Learned • How to create a book files • How to add documents to the Book palette • How to manipulate the order of documents in a book file • How to modify the page range of documents • How to use paragraph styles to create a table of contents • How to load paragraph styles • How to maintain consistent styles between documents in a book • How to generate a table of contents • How to create index entries • How to generate an index • How to generate a cross-reference index entry • How to sort index entries Key Terms Book A collection of two or more InDesign documents, in a file with an .indb file extension, paginated consecu- tively throughout. Book palette The palette to which you add InDesign documents in order to create a book that is paginated consecu- tively throughout. Cross-reference Entries in an index that refer to other entries in the same index, usually preceded with See or See also. Sections Pages in a document where page numbering changes. INDESIGN 10-30 Making Books, Tables of Contents, and Indexes [...]... Pathfinder Palette INDESIGN 11-9 L E S S O N 2 CREATE NEW STYLES STROKE What You’ll Do Creating Stroke Styles ▼ The Stroke palette offers a number of stroke styles that you can apply to objects You can also create and customize your own stroke styles and make them available for use in the Stroke palette In this lesson, you will create new stroke styles using the New Stroke Style dialog box InDesign allows... Select both objects, then click the Intersect button in the Pathfinder palette FIGURE 13 Overlapping objects The resulting single object is the intersection of the two overlapping objects (continued) INDESIGN 11-8 Exploring Advanced Techniques FIGURE 14 4 Move the light blue circle so that it overlaps the blue square, as shown in Figure 14 Overlapping objects 5 Select both objects, click the Minus... Next, enter a measurement in the Length text box to specify the length of the dash, then enter another measurement in the Pattern Length text box to specify the intervals at which the dashes will occur INDESIGN 11-10 You can add additional dashes to the pattern Simply click the white space in the ruler, as shown in Figure 17 You can change the length of the new dash by dragging the two white triangles... center location Lesson 2 FIGURE 20 FIGURE 19 Creating a dotted stroke style Click to add new dash Adding two new stripes to a stroke style 2 new stripes Click to add new stripe Create New Stroke Styles INDESIGN 11-11 Create a new dashed stroke style FIGURE 21 Defining a new dashed stroke style 1 Open ID 11-3.indd, then save it as Custom Strokes 2 Click Window on the menu bar, click Stroke if necessary,... dialog box 8 Click OK The new stroke style is listed in the Stroke Styles dialog box, shown in Figure 22 New custom stroke style You created a new dashed stroke style using the New Stroke Style dialog box INDESIGN 11-12 Exploring Advanced Techniques . where page numbering changes. INDESIGN 10-30 Making Books, Tables of Contents, and Indexes