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Linda_Kilki@adobeforums.com #1
Setting Document Presets from Points to Inches
Just downloaded a tryout version of In-Design CS 3.0. from the Adobe website and attempting to use the demo. I am a current PageMaker user. Where does one go to change the document presets from points to inches? Can't seem to find it under file? I am working in a Windows 2000 platform. Can anyone help?
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Gabriel_Ayala@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Setting Document Presets from Points to Inches
It's in the edit menu
Edit>Preferences>Units & Increments
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mikewitherell_at_jetsetcom_dot_net #3 Re: Setting Document Presets from Points to Inches
Linda,
With no files open, go to Edit > Preferences and setup the units and increments to suit yourself. Close the preferences, and thereafter any document you make new will be in your preferred measurement system.
I like to right-click on the rulers (View > Rulers) and choose the measurement system on the fly. That way, even an old file can have its measurement system preferences changed quickly at any time.
Mike Witherell in Washington DC
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