Friday, October 10, 2014

Working with Frames, #3

Describe the function of frames in InDesign


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  1. Frames allow you to put content inside of them and it will disappear on the final product or in preview.

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  2. The function of the frames are to keep everything organized and together. And to allow you to type and put pictures inside of them. The frame does not have to be a rectangle it can be any shape you want it to be. Even abstract!

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  3. Frames are used to keep you organized and they make it possible to move your content.

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  4. A frame, in InDesign, holds the information that you put in the document. The frame can hold words and pictures.

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  5. The frame holds everything like, text boxes, and pictures

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  6. Frames in InDesign are used to organize content and make it easier to move, add, and place text and pictures in the document.

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  7. The function of a frame is to only see what is inside of it. If there is a picture in a frame, only the part in the frame is visible, nothing outside the frame is visible.

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  8. Frames are helpful in many ways while using indesign. They help you to keep your images inside a box, so that way you can actually fit your final product on the ipad screen. They help you to organize your ideas and designs.

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  9. The function of a frame is to only see what is inside of it. If there is a picture in a frame, only the part in the frame is visible, nothing outside the frame is visible.

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  10. Frames are used for text and pictures in InDesign.

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  11. A frame helps keep specific content in a certain area defined by the length and width of the frame. Any content placed inside a frame that is moved out of the frame's box will not be visible.

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  12. Frames let you put in content. It allows you to add texts and pictures in indesign

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  13. The functions of frames allows a user to insert multiple images on one page in different shapes and sizes of the image.

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  14. The Free Transform Tool allows you to adjust the angle at which an object is shown

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  15. The Free Transform Tool allows you to adjust the angle at which an object is shown

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  16. Frames in InDesign allow you to insert text, pictures, or dynamic content. They are also customizable because you can make them any shape or move them wherever you want.

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  17. Frames in indesign can do a lot of things. You can put text and edit pictures in them. They are helpful for making things such as magazines and books.

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  18. Frames in InDesign are something that allow you to put pictures in your InDesign project. You can take the pictures and put them in a frame and resize the, make them bigger, or smaller etc.

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  19. Frames in Indesign are to allow you to put in pictures and text into the templetes. The frames then allow you to easily move and resize the text or object in the frame. Also the frames help to create a more organized template for the creation because they are the only way to place text, pictures and objects into indesign.

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  20. The function of frames in indesign lets you keep your work organized. By letting you put things like text and pictures in the frame.

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  21. In the frame I can write texts about any thing

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  22. Frames are boxes that you can write in or add a picture in it.

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  23. Everything exists in a frame in InDesign. Whenever you place an object, text, or an image, it goes into a frame. Without it, there would be no format or organization to an InDesign file.

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  24. Frames in inDesign is what everything sits in when you are working on a page or content. Absolutely everything exists inside a frame. Whenever an image or text is placed on a page it will sit in a frame. Frames are pretty much the entire idea of indesign.

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  25. Aditya RamachandrababuOctober 16, 2014 at 10:02 AM

    You put everything in frames. Everything exists in frames including text, images, and graphics. The frame holds everything on a page.

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  26. All elements in InDesign exist within a frame. Frames are the outlines and placemats for anything that you want to manipulate in InDesign.

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  27. The frame allowed you to write put pictures and videos in the frame. If something is not in the fram it wont show up when you go into preview

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  28. Everything you put in InDesign exists within a frame. These frames mark the placement and control what you can do with your bits in InDesign such moving pictures around, editing text, etc.

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  29. Frames are a substantial part of Adobe InDesign. Unlike Microsoft applications, text doesn't automatically type from left to right, it must be put inside of a frame. Pictures and dynamic content also exist inside frames.

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  30. Everything put into Indesign lives in a frame. Frames hold text, dynamic content, and pictures and give them places to live on the thing being designed.

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  31. it holds images, text and dynamic content

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  32. The frames in InDesign provide a space in which an image, text, or dynamic content can be placed. The Rectangle Frame Tool will show up on the final document, while the Frame Tool will only show up on it if it contains content.

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  33. To hold images, text and dynamic content.

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  34. In InDesign, unlike a word document, you need a frame to do something. If you want to add a picture, text or anything else it has to be in a frame.

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  35. You can put images, text and dynamic content into frames and that will help you with the project you are doing.

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  36. Frames are a necessity because everything you put onto your indesign page goes in some sort of frame. Whether it is a shape, text, image, or other content, it cannot go on the page unless it is in a frame.

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  37. Frames are very important in a creation in inDesign. Frames are used for many purposes; to portray images, dynamic content, and text. They are basically the place holder for information on the document. These frames organize all the information on the document so the document looks appealing to viewer.

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  38. Frames in InDesign are used like placeholders and when either a image, dynamic content or other object is placed inside, the frame and its contents are shown in preview mode, which is different for the rectangle tool which automatically shows in preview mode even without anything inside. And unlike Microsoft word and other word processing programs, there needs to be some sort of frame in InDesign in order to place an image or other content.

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  39. Frames exist in inDesign because they allow you to place text, dynamic content, and images within a certain barrier to make everything fit nicely on the page you want to design. Frames clearly show the borders which can be fit to whatever size you want.

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  40. They hold images, text, and dynamic content.

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  41. Frames are used to hold content in indesign. They can hold pictures, text, and objects. Everything you place in indesign exists within a frame.

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  42. Frames allows you to put content inside of them.

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  43. Frames allow you to put content inside of them.

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  44. Frames in InDesign make it possible to organize your work. You can put pictures, text, and dynamic content.

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