For detailed information on defining the appearance of an InDesign index, see the InDesign Help article: Create an index. You can use these, or you can create and select your own styles. Keep clicking until you cycle through all the options. InDesign includes a number of built-in paragraph and character styles for the index levels and styles. Too excited to stop playing? Click the diamond one more time, and then try Option clicking (Windows: Alt clicking) on one of the diamonds. Repeat for another corner and you are good to go. Now for the fun: hold the Shift key and drag one of the corners back out.Drag any one of the diamonds in towards the middle of the frame and all four corners are rounded simultaneously.When you hover over the yellow square, you will see a tooltip stating “Click to edit corners.” Don’t be shy: click it! The four corner handles change to yellow diamonds.Use and modify scripts provided, and learn how easy it is to take advantage of the hidden power of Adobe InDesign. Get familiar with ExtendScript, Adobe’s cross-platform scripting language. (If you don’t see it, choose View > Extras > Show Live Corners.) For InDesign CS4 (and beyond) Although CS5 and CS6 has added some awesome capability, most of the core functionality is still the same. Also look at sample scripts and the like. In CS5 & later, you will see the eight standard sizing handles that you have come to know and love, along with a yellow handle, just under the top right corner. Adobe’s scripting info can be found on the main Adobe InDesign CS4 scripting page (click on Scripting Resources), particularly the Scripting Tutorial and the JavaScript, Windows VBScript and Mac AppleScript guides.Select any frame (text, graphic or unassigned) with the Selection tool.Folks on CS5 and later, continue reading. Anyone on CS4 or earlier, stop reading now and go find the script. Posted on: September 14th, 2010 Author: barb.binder Category: Adobe InDesignīack in the day, if you wanted a frame with just one or two rounded corners in Adobe InDesign, you either had to be pretty darn good with the Pen tool or you poked around the obscure Scripts panel long enough to locate the CornerEffects script in the Applications folder. Once you open the Scripts panel, you will see User and Application folders, both suitable for InDesign scripts installation.

InDesign CS4 and CS3: Find the Window menu > Automation > Scripts.

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