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I want to resize a page as well as text & images all at once.

Sep 23, 2012 6:46 PM

Tags: #problem #printing #layout_adjustment

I have a 900x600mm page & want to resize the whole lot to A3. It has images & text on it.

is there a way where i can automatically do this?

 
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    Sep 23, 2012 9:51 PM   in reply to FIONAD123

    What version of InDesign? InDesign CS6 and earlier can use a feature called Layout Adjustment. And in only CS6, you can use a more powerful method called Liquid Layout.

     

    But neither method is totally automatic. Each method can require some preparation.

     
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    Sep 23, 2012 10:12 PM   in reply to FIONAD123

    This blog post will provide you some info about the technique:

     

    http://indesignsecrets.com/resizing-document-pages.php

     
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    Sep 24, 2012 1:22 AM   in reply to FIONAD123

    Or you can place your 900x600 mm indd file to the new one (A3) and resize it as you wish. Any further text/layout changes (if needed) could be done in original 900x600 file, and A3 document should be updated.

    Ability to place one indd file into another is a nice feature

     
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    Sep 24, 2012 4:06 AM   in reply to winterm

    And in the case where you want to maintain the layout and scale the text along with the page size change it's the method to use. Layout adjustment can do some useful things, if you are set up properly, but it resizes the text frame without cahnging the size of the text, so you'll either wind up with oversets or tiny text on your signs.

     
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