Adobe Upgrade to InDesign® CS2 17510845 User Manual

• View text size, wrap, and line ending changes interactively with dynamic text preview. 

Modify crops using a ghosted preview of the entire image as you adjust what’s visible in 

a frame.

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 Apply and globally update object-level formatting more efficiently using object styles. 

Save a wide range of graphic, text, and frame-level attributes as object styles to create 

more consistent designs and speed up production tasks.

• Define character and paragraph settings using a rich set of text-formatting attributes. 

Enhancements make it easier than ever to set up a default style, change the base style, 

clear overrides, and apply multiple styles at once.

• Perform complex text formatting more efficiently with nested styles. For example, 

create an inline heading with a character style nested within a paragraph style.

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 Selectively load paragraph, character, and object styles from other InDesign documents, 

and control how InDesign handles style name conflicts.

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 Quickly sort through dozens or even hundreds of styles to find and apply the one you 

want without taking your hands off the keyboard.

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 Browse, organize, label, and preview graphics and InDesign documents, templates, and 

snippets in Adobe Bridge. Drag and drop assets from Adobe Bridge into layouts easily 

and efficiently. Search for files using metadata, such as keywords, colors, and image 

resolution.

• Use the File Info command to easily embed XMP metadata, such as copyright, author, 

description, and keywords, in InDesign CS2 files. InDesign CS2 automatically embeds 

metadata about the fonts and swatches used in files. View, edit, and search on metadata 

in InDesign CS2 and other graphics files using Adobe Bridge.

• View valuable text and image data in the Info palette, including word and line counts, 

the original and current resolution of resized images, and the metadata embedded in 

placed elements, such as Photoshop files.

• Select one or more links in the Links palette and copy them to a new location, and easily 

show a linked file in Adobe Bridge, the Finder, or Internet Explorer.

• Drag and drop frequently used InDesign objects into a library for convenient retrieval. 

Now you can add all items on a page as separate library objects in one move, update an 

edited library object directly, and maintain XML structure in library objects.