Sep 30, 2016
How to create a multi-frame opening in InDesign.
Adobe InDesign gives us many wonderful ways to design. Creating a multiple frame opening to display an image or text is a great way to enhance your layouts.
Follow these easy steps to create a multipart frame:
First, create your frames.
Laying out your frames with a copy of the image underneath may be helpful.
Next, select your frames and convert them into a compound path.
Object menu › Paths › Make Compound Path
Now place your graphic or text into your new compound path frame. If already present in your layout, cut your image or text; select your frame and use Paste Into. Paste Into is available in the edit menu (Ctrl + Alt + V (PC), Command + Option + V (Mac)).
It’s that easy.
Until next time, enjoy creating beautiful layouts with Adobe InDesign.
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