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An advertiser will supply an ad in Photoshop format, and the ad design must accommodate versions for several geographic locations by changing the visibility of layers. For the most efficient production in InDesign, how should you advise the advertiser to organize the Photoshop file, and how should you import the file?

• A. Organize regional content in Photoshop using layers; then when placing in inDesign use Image Import Options to make sure Keep Layer Visibility Overrides is selected.
• B. Organize regional content in Photoshop using layers; then when placing in inDesign use Image Import Options to make sure Use Photoshop's Layer Visibility is selected.
• C. Organize regional content in Photoshop using layer comps; when placing in inDesign use Image Import Options to control which layer comp is displayed.
• D. Organize regional content in Photoshop using layer groups; when placing in inDesign use Image Import Options to control which layer group is displayed.

You want to import pages from a long PDF document, but you need only pages 3 to 5. What is the most efficient way to import those pages?

• A. In InDesign, choose File > Place, select the PDF document, select Show Import Options, then in the Pages section, enter the page range you want.
• B. In Acrobat, select page 3 in the Page Thumbnails panel, drag it to the InDesign document, and repeat for the other pages.
• C. In Acrobat, select multiple pages in Page Thumbnails panel and drag them to the InDesign document all at once.
• D. In InDesign, choose File > Place, select the PDF document, click Open, then for each page you want to place use arrow keys to select it in the place icon, then click.

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You want text to be kept away from all sides of a frame by the same amount, as shown in the exhibit. How should you do this?

• A. Select the text, then in the Paragraph panel enter the same value for Left Indent, Right Indent, Space Before, and Space After.
• B. Select the frame, choose Layout > Margins and Columns, then enter the same Margins value for Top, Bottom, Left, and Right.
• C. Select the frame, choose Object > Text Frame Options, then enter the same Inset Spacing value for Top, Bottom, Left, and Right.
• D. Select the text, then in the Text Wrap panel select Wrap Around Bounding Box and enter the same value for Top Offset, Bottom Offset, Left Offset, and Right Offset.

You have two frames, one set to 30% cyan and one set to 50% cyan. You want to position the frames so that where they overlap the result is darker than either one frame. Which steps will achieve this?

• A. Turn on Overprint Fill in the Attributes panel for the frame on top.
• B. Set the frame on top to the Multiply blending mode.
• C. Select both frames and choose New Mixed Ink Swatch from the Swatches panel menu.
• D. Set the frame on top to the Darken blending mode.

You want to scale a graphic and its containing frame proportionally with the Selection tool, which is active. How should you do this?

• A. Ctrl+Alt+drag (Windows)orCommand+Opt ion-drag (OS X) any frame handle.
• B. Shift+drag any frame handle.
• C. Alt+Shift+drag (Windows) or Option+Shift+drag (OS X) any frame handle.
• D. Ctrl+Shift+drag (Windows) or Command+Shift+drag (OS X) any frame handle.