Hi, You would have to create a spread page (2 pages with half of the width of your current page) and start the page number as page 2 so you can see the correct spread position as you had previously. After that, you would have to adjust manually the entire content (which should be easy if it’s just one box or if you have the content of each page group. I would also recommend you create the guides in the master pages of the left and right pages so all the content will be in the same position on every page ..read more

Hi Igor, This seems to be a font-related issue, not a hotkey or functionality issue. Sometimes, there are some instances of fonts (especially default system fonts like Minion, Times, Myriad… which have different versions on each system like Apple, Adobe…), and sometimes this affects also when you make the indesign package. My recommendation would be to try in a different document or try to use a different version of Minion ..read more

Hi André, You would need to create a master page, and then duplicate that initial master page and apply the color changes. This way you can use the same master page but with a different color or even different text for each section. Then you just have to apply the specific master page to all the pages of that section ..read more

How to create a blank page in InDesign ..read more

Hi Sarah, Thanks so much for responding to my question. I tried what you suggested several times, but it’s still not working. After what you mentioned I went to layout/ pages/insert page and still the page is left by itself. I had a similar issue before, but I was able to work around it by creating a new page at the bottom of the document and then moving it, but that is no longer working. I will try to redo everything from the point where I am resizing the document and see if that helps anything. If you have any other suggestions let me know, and thanks again for your help. I really appreciate ..read more

Hi Sean, I’m an InDesign expert and am here to assist you… please take the following steps; 1. on your InDesign software click on the pages panel (by your top right of your desktop). 2. Using the Type tool, click to place the insertion point where you want the break to occur. 3. Choose Type > Insert Break Character, and then choose page break. this will easily move the text to the next page (creating blank page) without messing up your entire document arrangement. hope this helps THANKS ..read more

Hi, No one has attempted to anwer this yet. I am really kind of stuck until I resolve this. Anyone with information would be very much appreicated. Thanks ..read more

I created a large book where the width of the page size is the width of the entire 2 page spread. The company that I used required this. Now I want to split each one page spread into two seperate pages. Is there any way that I can do this? Thanks in advance ..read more

Hi All, I completed my book layout a while back, but have realized that it is too large and so I want to resize the entire book. When I first did it I didn’t just dump all the text in one, I didn’t really know what I was doing and two, by book has tons of chapters and graphics so it didn’t seem like the way to do it. But now it will cost me more in terms of time, so I am trying to work out the best approach. I have looked online and found a lot on resizing graphics and text but nothing on a whole book. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated because this is going to be a lot of work, espe ..read more

function findTextFrames(doc, targetHeight, errorMargin) { var foundTextFrames = ; for (var i = 0; i < doc.pages.length; i ) { var page = doc.pages ; for (var j = 0; j < page.textFrames.length; j ) { var textFrame = page.textFrames ; if (Math.abs(textFrame.geometricBounds – textFrame.geometricBounds ) >= targetHeight – errorMargin && Math.abs(textFrame.geometricBounds – textFrame.geometricBounds ..read more