Adobe InDesign CS5 - Manual (Page 693)

687 USING INDESIGN
Comparison of PageMaker and InDesign menus
Last updated 11/16/2011
PageMaker Type menu commands
Layout > Go Back Layout > Go Back
Layout > Go Forward Layout > Go Forward
Layout > Column Guides Layout > Margins And Columns
Layout > Copy Master Guides No equivalent InDesign master guides from any given master are
always copied to pages that use that master.
Layout > Autoflow
Press Shift when a loaded text icon is
displayed.
You can flow text manually, automatically (with
autoflow), or semi-automatically.
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information
Type > Font Type > Font
Type > Size Type > Size
Type > Leading Type > Character or Control panel in
Character mode (Window > Control)
InDesign uses baseline leading by default, as
opposed to proportional leading, which is
PageMaker’s default.
Type > Type Style Type > Character or Control panel in
Character mode (Window > Control)
InDesign displays the type styles available for the
selected font. You can also use Quick Apply.
Type > Expert Kerning Type > Character or Control panel in
Character mode (Window > Control)
Expert kerning in PageMaker is similar to optical
kerning in InDesign.
Type > Horizontal Scale Control panel in Character mode
(Window
> Control)
Type > Character Type > Character
Type > Paragraph Type > Paragraph
Type > Indents/Tabs Type > Tabs
Type > Hyphenation Type > Paragraph Choose Hyphenation from the Paragraph panel
menu.
Type > Alignment Type > Paragraph or Control panel in
Paragraph mode (Window > Control)
Type > Style Type > Paragraph Styles or Type >
Character Styles
InDesign supports both paragraph and character
styles.
Type > Define Styles Type > Paragraph Styles or Type >
Character Styles
Choose New Paragraph Style in the Paragraph Styles
panel to create a paragraph style. Choose New
Character Style in the Character Styles panel to
create a character style.
PageMaker command InDesign equivalent Additional information