Adobe InDesign - Chapter 12 Quiz StudyGuide

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Adobe InDesign offers an array of transparency features to feed your imagination and creativity.

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By applying transparency effects, you can create see-through objects that reveal any objects underneath.

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True

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TIFF stands for Tagged Image File Format, a common bitmap graphic format often used for print publishing.

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True

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InDesign cannot apply color to grayscale or bitmap images saved in PSD, TIFF, BMP, or JPEG format.

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InDesign has extensive transparency controls that, when applied to an object, enable you to reveal underlying objects and control how those objects interact with objects below them.

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If the Swatches panel is not open, choose Object > Color > Swatches to open it, or open it from the panel dock.

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FX button displays a list of transparency effects.

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You can hide or display level settings in the Effects panel by clicking the triangle to the left of the word Object (or Group or Graphic, depending on the selection).

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True

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Effects are applied to all text within a text frame.

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True

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You can add a drop shadow to any object, and you have the option to assign a shadow independently to an object's stroke or fill or to the text within a text frame.

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