Correct Answer: A

The Pathfinder panel is used to combine selected objects into new shapes. This panel can be opened by choosing Window > Object and Layout >Pathfinder.

Answer: B is incorrect. The Preflight panel is a feature of InDesign CS5 that warns of the problems that could prevent a document or book from printing or outputting as expected while a document is being edited. These problems include missing files or fonts, low-resolution images, overset text, and a number of other conditions. The preflight settings can be configured to define which conditions are detected. These preflight settings are stored in preflight profiles for easy reuse. To open the Preflight panel, choose Window > Output > Preflight, and double-click the Preflight icon at the bottom of the document window. The Preflight icon is green if no errors are detected or red if errors are detected. The Preflight panel is shown in the image below.

Answer: C is incorrect. The Stroke panel allows a user to modify the strokes applied to objects. The attributes of this panel affect how the path of an object looks. This panel can be opened by choosing Window > Stroke. Its keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+F10. It provides the following options to change the stroke of a selected object: Cap. It refers to the end of an open line. Following types of caps are available: Butt cap. It creates squared ends that abut (stop at) the endpoints. Round cap. It creates semi-circular ends that extend half the stroke width beyond the endpoints. Projecting cap. It creates squared ends that extend half the stroke width beyond the endpoints. This option makes the stroke weight extend evenly in all directions around the path. Join. It specifies the appearance of the stroke at corner points. Following types of joins are available. Miter join. It creates pointed corners that extend beyond the endpoint when the miter's length is within the miter limit. Round join. It creates rounded corners that extend half the stroke width beyond the endpoints. Bevel join. It creates squared corners that abut the endpoints.

Answer: D is incorrect. The Swatches panel stores colors. It is used to import, export, delete, and modify the color palette. Besides, a user can store custom colors in the Swatches panel. To add a color in the Swatches panel, move the cursor to the empty area of the Swatches panel (the cursor will change into the paint bucket) and click. To access the Swatches panel, select Window > Swatches.

Correct Answer: C

To convert all instances of the text variable in a document, choose Type > Text Variables > Define, select the variable, and then click Convert To Text.

Answer: B is incorrect. To convert a single instance, select the text variable in the document window, and then choose Type > Text Variables > Convert Variable To Text.

Answer: A and D are incorrect. These are invalid answer options.

Correct Answer: C

The Create PDF Bookmarks option should be selected if you want the table of contents entries to appear in the Bookmarks panel of Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader when the document is exported to PDF.

Answer: D is incorrect. The Include Text On Hidden Layers option should be selected if you want the paragraphs on hidden layers to be included in your table of contents.

Answer: B is incorrect. The Sort Entries in Alphabetical Order option is selected to sort table of contents entries in the selected style alphabetically.

Answer: A is incorrect. The Between Entry And Number option should be selected to specify which characters you want between the table of contents entry and its page number.

Correct Answer: BCD

Text frames, Table cells, and Graphics are the elements which are tagged in an XML file when you export a layout to the XML file after auto-tagging.

Answer: A is incorrect. Footnote is the only element that is not tagged in an XML file when you export a layout to the XML file after auto-tagging. What is a footnote? Footnote is a note of text placed at the bottom of the same page in a book or a document. It gives reference to a word or a group of words. A footnote is flagged by a superscript number, which is followed by the text.

Correct Answer: D

The Offset option adds fine (hairline) rules that define the amount of additional area to the image outside the defined page size.

Answer: B is incorrect. The Crop Marks option adds fine (hairline) horizontal and vertical rules that define where the page should be trimmed. Crop marks also help in registering (align) one color separation to another.

Correct Answer: C

Following are the steps to create a new document:

1.Choose the sequence File>New>Document or press CTRL+N.

2.Choose Print or Web in the Internet pop-up menu according to the type of document to be created.

3.Type the number in the Number of Pages field, if the number of pages in the publication is exactly known.

4.Enter the number in the Start Page # field on which the document is to be started, if it is other than 1.

5.If a multipage publication having a spine, such as a book, catalog, or magazine is to be created, then select the Facing Pages option.

6.Select the Master Text Frame option, if the text needs to flow from page to page in a multipage document, such as a book or a catalog.

7.One of the pre-defined sizes from the pop-up menu can be chosen in the Page Size area.

8.Click the Potrait or Landscape iconic button to set the page orientation.

9.To specify the number of columns in pages, type a value in the Columns field.

10.In the Gutter field, specify a gutter distance.

11.In the Margins area, specify margin values.

12.The Bleed and Slug area of the New Document dialog box will appear on clicking More Options, and the More Options button will be changed to Fewer Options.

13.To close the New Document dialog box, click the OK button.

Correct Answer: B

When a user prints a composite proof, he should choose the Simulate option from the Overprints menu on the Advanced pane of the Print dialog box. The Print dialog box can be opened by choosing File > Print.

Answer: C In most cases, only separation devices support overprinting. Therefore, if the print device does not support overprinting, it is better to choose the Discard option from the Overprints menu on the Advanced pane of the Print dialog

box.

Answer: A This option preserves overprints that do not interact with transparent objects.

Answer: D The Print as Bitmap option is used to convert the vector image into bitmap.

Correct Answer: ABC

These are all correct methods to exchange content between files. You can copy or drag the content between opened files, or choose File > place to add content from a file in the local machine.

Answer: D is incorrect. You cannot import the content of the one file to the other file in InDesign.

Correct Answer: C

A gap tool is used to adjust the size of a gap between two or more objects. It also allows a user to resize several objects that have commonly aligned edges simultaneously, while keeping the gaps between them fixed. It is a one-step way to

adjust the layout by directly manipulating the space between objects.

Answer: B is incorrect. The Align panel is used to align or distribute objects horizontally or vertically along the selection, margins, page, or spread. To open the Align panel a user should use the following command: Window > Object and Layout

> Align The Align panel does not affect objects to which the Lock Position command is applied, and does not change the alignment of text paragraphs within their frames.

Answer: A is incorrect. The Gradient panel is useful for creating an unnamed gradient that will not be used often.

Answer: D is incorrect. The Glyphs panel is used to enter glyphs.

Correct Answer: C

This option is included in the General pane of the Print dialog box. Selecting this option prints facing pages on the same sheet of paper.

Answer: B is incorrect. It adds fine (hairline) horizontal and vertical rules that define where the page should be trimmed. Crop marks can also help register (align) one color separation to another.

Answer: D is incorrect. It adds small "targets" outside the page area for aligning the different separations in a color document.

Answer: A is incorrect. It adds small squares of color representing the CMYK inks and tints of gray. Your service provider uses these marks to adjust ink density on the printing press.

Correct Answer: BCD

When you are tagging page items, you should note the following points: You can apply tags to stories as well as to text within stories. You can apply only one tag to a story. When you tag a frame in a threaded story, all the other frames in the story, along with any overset text, are assigned the same tag. You can apply only one tag to a graphics frame. When you tag a graphics frame, InDesign records a reference to the location of the graphic. You cannot tag a group of objects. To tag an item that is part of a group, use the Direct Selection tool to select the item. When you tag text within a tagged element (such as a paragraph within a story), it appears as a child of the existing element in the Structure pane. You can tag text or images on a master page, but only one instance of the corresponding element appears in the Structure pane regardless of how many times the item appears on the document pages.

Correct Answer: ABD

Following are the various types of color systems or models supported by InDesign:

1.CMYK

2.RGB

3.Pantone

4.Focoltone

5.Dainippon Ink and Chemical (DIC)

6.Toyo

7.Trumatch

8.Web

Correct Answer: ACD

Following are the file formats supported by InDesign:

1.Video files such as Flash video, QuickTime movie, and Microsoft AVI video

2.Animation files such as Flash player presentation

3.Audio files such as MP3 music, Apple AIFF, and Microsoft WAV sound

Answer: B is incorrect.

The following formats are not supported by InDesign:

1.AutoCAD Document Exchange Format (DXF)

2.Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM)

3.CorelDraw

4.Eastman Kodak's Photo CD

5.Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)

Correct Answer: D

InDesign provides header rows as a feature that automatically repeats the necessary rows whenever the table splits across columns, frames, or pages. Therefore, to duplicate the data in the first row on the second page, insert your cursor in the first row of the table and choose Table > Convert Rows > To Header.

Correct Answer: B

You must choose the Apply XSLT option to apply a style sheet to define the transformation of the exported XML.

Answer: D is incorrect. View XML is chosen to open the exported file in a browser, XML editing application, or text editor. Answer: C is incorrect. Export Untagged Tables As CALS XML is chosen to export untagged tables in the CALS XML format. Answer: A is incorrect. Include DTD Declaration option is chosen to export the reference to the DTD along with the XML file.