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INDESIGN CS3

User Guide

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Text frame (left) and empty graphics frame (right)

If you don’t see the crossbar inside an empty graphics frame, the frame edges display may be turned off.

For a video on working with objects, see www.adobe.com/go/vid0071.

See also

“Understanding paths and shapes” on page 298

Show or hide frame edges

Unlike paths, you can see the nonprinting strokes (outlines) of frames by default even when the frames aren’t

selected. If the document window is getting crowded, use the Show/Hide Frame Edges command to simplify the

screen display by hiding the frame edges. Doing this also hides the crossbar in a graphics placeholder frame. The

display setting for frame edges doesn’t affect the display of the text ports on text frames.

Note: The frame edge is defined as a frame’s stroke, not the outer edge of the stroke’s weight.

❖ Do any of the following:

• To show or hide frame edges, choose View > Show/Hide Frame Edges.

• To hide frame edges, click Preview Mode at the bottom of the Toolbox.

Using placeholders to design pages

When your final text and graphics are available, you can simply add them to a document; InDesign automatically

creates frames when you import them (unless you’re importing text or graphics directly into existing frames).

However, when you don’t have the content yet or you want to block out the design before adding text and graphics,

you can use frames as placeholders.

Types of placeholders

A. Graphics frame placeholder B. Text frame placeholder

B

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