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In contrast to most actions you perform in InDesign, you cannot reverse changes to preferences using the Undo command (choose Edit Undo, or press +Z or Ctrl+Z). If you change your mind about a preference setting, open the Preferences dialog box and change the setting again. n

The Preferences dialog s Memory tab, shown in Figure 3.10, provides controls for the cache size and save cycle of the application. When FileMaker is installed, a cache setting adequate for most situations is set. Unless you encounter specific problems that may indicate memory management issues, I recommend that you leave the cache setting at the default value. Similarly, the default save setting During Idle Time is best for the majority of users. The Plug-Ins tab of the Preferences dialog (see Figure 3.11) allows you to enable/disable and configure third-party plug-ins and the Auto-Update utility (configurable to automatically load plug-in updates from FileMaker Server over a local network).

The various options pertaining to multiple records are grayed out if your document has other pages with content already placed on them. So if you want to have pages that contain other information, such as a title page, you need to create those pages after you have created the multiple records. Note that you can have other objects on the master page or document page that contains the frame from which the multiple records will be based, but not content on any other page.

If you display the Batch Progress dialog box, you can cause it to be dismissed automatically by setting the dismissBatchDialogWhenDone property which is obviously not read-only to true at some point in the code, as in the following:

an inductive ability to a deductive one. Thus, by the age of 8, an ability to sequence and comprehend space and time representations will become prominent in her pictorial renderings. Figure 2.21 provides an example of this growing ability. In storybook fashion Anna relays a tale concerning her cat, Silly. The original drawings were placed one after the other in book form. It must be noted that Piaget stated that until roughly the age of puberty children believe in animism, whereby, for example, the sun is alive and owers are inhabited by spirits and fairies. Thus, in Figure 2.21 Silly sleeps in a bed (like a child) and begins her morning by getting dressed for the day. Figure 2.21 begins with a bird singing a melody, while Silly is still in bed. Panel 1 depicts Anna s intellectual advances toward reality (i.e., Silly is

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If you d like declare your style sheet for multiple media types, enter the desired types in a comma-separated list through the Media field of the Attach External Style Sheet dialog box.

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Figure 1-3: Change the shape of a Fireworks object and the bitmap fill, stroke, and other properties are recalculated and reapplied.

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When you ve completed these steps, your completed logo should resemble the one shown in Figure 6.23.

Figure 12-23: The Show-Hide Layers action can make any number of hidden layers visible, hide any number of visible layers, or both. To use the Show-Hide Layers action, follow these steps: 1. Select the object to trigger the action. 2. From the Behaviors panel, click the Add (+) button and then select Show-Hide Layer. The Show-Hide Layers parameter dialog box displays a list of the available layers in the current Web page. 3. To show a hidden layer, select the layer from the Named Layers list and then click the Show button. 4. To hide a shown layer, select its name from the list, and click the Hide button. 5. To restore a layer s default visibility value, select the layer and then click the Default button. Here s the browser compatibility chart for the Show-Hide Layers behavior: