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INDESIGN CS3

User Guide

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Custom stroke styles

A. Dashed B. Dotted C. Striped

Custom stroke styles can be saved and loaded into other InDesign documents.

1 Choose Window > Stroke to display the Stroke panel.

2 In the panel menu, choose Stroke Styles.

3 Click New.

4 Enter a name for the stroke style.

5 For Type, select one of the following:

• Dash to define a style with dashes spaced at regular or varying intervals.

• Striped to define a style with one or more parallel lines.

• Dotted to define a style with dots spaced at regular or varying intervals.

The options in the dialog box change to match your selection.

6 For Pattern Length, specify the length of the repeating pattern (dashed or dotted styles only). The ruler updates

to match the length you specify.

7 To define the stroke pattern, do any of the following:

• Click the ruler to add a new dash, dot, or stripe.

• Drag a dash, dot, or stripe to move it.

• To adjust the width of a dash, move its ruler markers . You can also select the dash and then enter values for

Start (where the dash starts on the ruler) and Length.

• To adjust the position of a dot, move its ruler marker . You can also select the dot and then enter a value for

Center (where the center of the dot is positioned).

• To adjust the thickness of a stripe, move its ruler markers . You can also select the stripe and enter values for

Start and Width, both of which are expressed as a percentage of the stroke’s weight.

• To delete a dash, dot, or stripe, drag it out of the ruler window. (However, a custom stroke style must contain at

least one dash, dot, or stripe.)

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