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INDESIGN CS3

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3 For Weight, choose a stroke weight in the menu, or type a value and press Enter or Return.

Note: Strokes thinner than 0.25 point may be too thin to see when printed on high-resolution output devices such as an

imagesetter. To remove the stroke, type a value of 0 (zero).

4 If additional options are not visible, choose Show Options from the panel menu to display the other stroke

attributes.

5 Change other stroke attributes as desired.

Note: If you want to change the stroke’s color, use the toolbox and Swatches panel. See “Apply color” on page 415.

See also

“Stroke panel options” on page 317

“Apply corner effects” on page 321

Stroke panel options

Miter Limit Specifies the limit of point length to stroke width before a mitered joint becomes a beveled square joint.

For example, a value of 9 requires the point length to be 9 times the stroke width before the point becomes beveled.

Type a value (between 1 and 500) and press Enter or Return. The Miter Limit does not apply to a round join.

Cap Select a cap style to specify the appearance of both ends of an open path:

• Butt cap Creates squared ends that abut (stop at) the endpoints.

• Round cap Creates semicircular ends that extend half the stroke width beyond the endpoints.

• Projecting cap Creates squared ends that extend half the stroke width beyond the endpoints. This option

makes the stroke weight extend evenly in all directions around the path.

Note: You can specify a cap option for a closed path, but the cap will not be visible unless the path is opened (for example,

by cutting with the Scissors tool). Also, cap styles are easier to see at thicker stroke weights.

Join Specify the appearance of the stroke at corner points:

• Miter join Creates pointed corners that extend beyond the endpoint when the miter’s length is within the miter

limit.

• Round join Creates rounded corners that extend half the stroke width beyond the endpoints.

• Bevel join Creates squared corners that abut the endpoints.

Note: You can specify miter options for a path that doesn’t use corner points, but the miter options will not apply until

you create corner points by adding them or by converting smooth points. Also, miters are easier to see at thicker stroke

weights.

Align Stroke Click an icon to specify the position of the stroke relative to its path.

Type Choose a stroke type in the menu. If you choose Dashed, a new set of options appears.

Start Choose for the beginning of the path.

End Choose for the end of the path.

Gap Color Specify a color to appear in the space between dashes, dots, or multiple lines in a patterned stroke.

Gap Tint Specify a tint (when a gap color is specified).

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