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Do you want each chapter to have its own footnote numbering? Don’t link the text boxes. Do you want to specify the start number? Go under options and enter the number it should begin with. If you have multiple stories, perhaps have separate unlinked text boxes for them so you can specify numbering independently. I’m not sure of your unique situation, but I empathize with your frustration so I’m trying to throw out ideas for you. Hopefully one of these solutions will help! Please subscribe and check out my entire InDesign playlist! 🙏🏻

Hi there! It may easier to first start with my previous video on how to make a mask out of a compound path here: th-cam.com/video/KHl2oxCB5pg/w-d-xo.html. For a border mask, once you outline the font of your word, you'll need to make the letters a compound path in order to have all letters act as one mask on an image. In short, you'll do the following: 1) type out your word, 2) copy that, 3) add a thick stroke for a border, 4) outline fonts, 5) outline the stroke on the font by Object / Path / Outline Stroke, 6) Ungroup if needed, 7) delete out the fill so you're just left with the strokes, 8) select all strokes and make a compound path of your selections by Object / Compound Shape / Make. Now they will act as one object to mask as usual: 9) File / Place / navigate to image, put image to back behind compound path strokes, make mask (Object / Clipping Mask / Make). You'll be left with a mask that has one image through all the letter's borders or strokes! You can even move the image to position the image while it's masked! Move the image, not the letters because the last step if you want the regular letters to be on top of the masked strokes is to: 10) paste the text in front by Edit / Paste in front. Hope this helps! Please subscribe!

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@@KimberleyHarper-wr4pr Sure, check it out and give that a try first. Once you have the hang of that (it’s easier with just three steps!), then try one border mask and then try multiple shapes or letters that need to first be a compound path. That way, you’re not trying the most complex mask first! Good luck! Join my list on my website for free sessions! ❤️

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If you choose Dither, it will create the illusion of color depth by diffusing the colored pixels in your limited palette. The only reason to limit it would be file size. Hope this helps! Please check out my other videos and subscribe. 🙏🏻

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I have used a Wacom tablet in the past, programming it with shortcuts, etc., but when I teach at various schools in real life, I have to demonstrate technique with just a mouse.

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Interlaced creates an early degraded version of the image quickly, so viewers see something before they see everything. Given the speed of most connections now, try saving without the Interlaced option. I would recommend the PNG file format. See this video for which PNG file to use: th-cam.com/video/KebcPXGyNko/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ol75JoXvdPmNTbyN

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Well the only way to have the numbers automatically flow would be to link the text boxes, but you could keep them separate and alter the start number of the second section to pick up where the last one left off. That would be a manual process that you could control. Hope this helps! Please subscribe and check out my other videos. 🙏🏻

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Are you wanting to combine artboards into one?

@@graphicsgrrrl not artboard..but artworks in 1 single artboard..separate bundle set.

You’re welcome! Do you want the footnotes to always begin with 1 in each chapter or do you want the numbering to pick up where the previous chapter left off?

@@graphicsgrrrl Thank you for responding! I want the numbering to pick up where the previous chapter left off. Example: in Chapter 1, I'd have footnotes 1-5, then in Chapter 2 I want to set up the footnotes to start from 6 onwards.

@@gnostie This has been an issue with InDesign for ages! The only ways I know of solving for what should be a built-in feature in book format is to link the text frames across chapters for continuous numbering or edit the footnotes in an exported PDF. I would opt for the first approach if you can, but to take the second approach, export your file from InDesign to PDF and edit the text in Acrobat Pro. The only other manual solution I’ve heard of people doing is to “fake” the footnote numering by setting the style to something like .1 pts with no color and entering the right number manually. Again, I’d first try linking the text boxes across chapters to avoid manual numbering. Good luck and please consider subscribing to my channel and checking out my free resources on graphicsgrrrl.com

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It typically defaults to the center of the object. I wanted to show that you can move it elsewhere prior to rotating, but you can certainly place your cursor back on the center to rotate from there. Please subscribe and check out my Illustrator playlist!

@@graphicsgrrrl Seems it's not wait you said. It's not in the center. The pivot point just stays where you clicked it. May I ask how to precisely select the center? Preferrably, let me enter the pixel coordinates.

Hellooo! When you scan each side, save it as its own pdf, so you'll have one pdf of the front pages and one pdf of their backs. Then combine the two pdfs. I thought there was a way to make one pdf the even pages to interweave them together, but because I wasn't able to quickly do that, I found this script on this Adobe forum that may help you! community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/how-can-i-merge-even-and-odd-pages-of-a-pdf/td-p/3387292

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