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You are creating a book in InDesign CS5. You want to replace an existing chapter with another document.
What will you do to accomplish this task?

  1. Choose Remove Document from the flyout menu or click the Remove Document iconic button (the - icon) from the bottom of the panel.
  2. Select the Automatic Document Conversion menu option in the book panel's flyout menu.
  3. Choose File >New > Book.
  4. Select the chapter in the book panel and then choose Replace Document from the flyout menu.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

To replace an existing chapter with another document, select the chapter in the book panel and then choose Replace Document from the flyout menu.

Answer A is incorrect. If you choose Remove Document from the flyout menu or click the Remove Document iconic button (the - icon) from the bottom of the panel, it will delete chapters from the book.

Answer B is incorrect. If the Automatic Document Conversion menu option is selected in the book panel's flyout menu, InDesign will convert all chapters created in the earlier versions of InDesign into the InDesign CS5 format.

Answer C is incorrect. If you Choose File >New > Book, the New Book dialog box will open.



Which of the following statements are correct about a gradient? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  1. Gradients cannot include mixed ink colors using any color mode.
  2. Gradients can include paper, process colors, and spot colors.
  3. A gradient changes from one color to the next at a point called start, and is identified by a color square under the gradient bar.
  4. A gradient changes from one color to the next at a point called stop, and is identified by a color square under the gradient bar.

Answer(s): B,D

Explanation:

A gradient is a graduated blend between two or more colors or between two tints of the same color. Gradients can include paper, process colors, spot colors, or mixed ink colors using any color mode. They are defined by a series of color stops in the gradient bar. A gradient changes from one color to the next at a point called stop, and is identified by a color square under the gradient bar. It starts with two colors and a midpoint at 50%, by default.



Which of the following panes in the Print dialog box is used to control the processing of colors and inks on imagesetters, platesetters, and commercial printing equipments?

  1. Advanced pane
  2. Output pane
  3. Graphics pane
  4. Color Management pane

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

The Output pane is used to control the processing of colors and inks on imagesetters, platesetters, and commercial printing equipments.

Answer C is incorrect. The Graphics pane is used to control how graphics are printed and how fonts are downloaded.

Answer A is incorrect. The Advanced pane is used to control printing of files as bitmaps, manage graphics file substitutions in an Open Prepress Interface (OPI) workflow, and set transparency flattening, which manages how transparent and semi-transparent objects are handled during output.

Answer D is incorrect. The Color Management pane is used to manage color output.



What will you do if you want to apply trapping to your file while creating a PostScript file?

  1. In the Output pane of the Print dialog box, select Composite CMYK from the Color pop-up menu, click on Ink Manager, and then select the Trapping Sequence field.
  2. In the Output pane of the Print dialog box, select Separations from the Color pop-up menu and then select Application Built-In in the Trapping pop-up menu.
  3. In the Output pane of the Print dialog box, click the Ink Manager button, and select the Trapping Sequence field.
  4. Choose Window > Output > Trap Presets > click on the New Preset > select Trap Images Internally field in the New Trap Preset.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

If you want to apply trapping to your file while creating a PostScript file, you will first go to File > Print. Then In the Output pane of the Print dialog box select Separations from the Color pop-up menu and then select Application Built-In in the Trapping pop- up menu.






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