Another great video, I use illustrator for everything upto now, starting to use Indesign for my paper printing, been a bit overfaced with it but your videos are great help to me Thank you
Hi! When I come to do the multiple record layout, the new indesign file has just 1 name, even tough in my preview there is all the names.... do you know why?
#1, make sure you have all your static elements on the master page, not on page 1 of the document. The multiple record layout looks at all items on the page, so if you have crop marks it will think you're trying to make those multiple as well. #2, make sure you don't have any large text boxes because InDesign will think you don't have enough room to place multiple records on one page. Hope that helps.
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very useful Mike! thank you so much for the video
Happy to help.
Another great video, I use illustrator for everything upto now, starting to use Indesign for my paper printing, been a bit overfaced with it but your videos are great help to me Thank you
No problem. Let me know if there is anything specific that you need help with.
Very interesting
Hi!
When I come to do the multiple record layout, the new indesign file has just 1 name, even tough in my preview there is all the names.... do you know why?
#1, make sure you have all your static elements on the master page, not on page 1 of the document. The multiple record layout looks at all items on the page, so if you have crop marks it will think you're trying to make those multiple as well. #2, make sure you don't have any large text boxes because InDesign will think you don't have enough room to place multiple records on one page. Hope that helps.