TIP: To select White Out Text, choose Options from the Tools menu, and then
select White Out Text in Pictures in the Processing Options.
Locating with a Template
If the locating method you selected, Multiple Columns or Single Columns Only,
doesn’t work exactly as you want, you can manually create the appropriate locate
regions on a page. If you have many pages that have identical layouts, such as
invoices or bank statements, you can save the locate regions created on one page as
a template to be used for all the pages. You can then apply that template to every
page using automatic processing.
What Is a Template?
A template is simply a set of locate regions (text, numeric, or picture regions) and
tables that you have saved to a file and can retrieve whenever you want to use it.
After a template has been read in, you can modify the locate regions defined by it
and locate the current page with the modified locate regions. You can use the
modified locate regions on other pages by saving as the same template or with
another template name.
Creating a Template
Create and use templates when you want to apply the same set of locate regions to
many pages. You can use a template that you’ve already created, or you can
manually define all the locate regions on one page and save them as a template
which you can then apply to all subsequent pages.
When you create a template, you locate the type of document for which you want to
create the template and then you manually adjust the locate regions and save the
template for future use.
To create a template:
1. From the Locate drop-down list in the Gallery toolbar, select the Locate
options that you want to apply to the document.
For example, if you want to locate a series of single column brochures but
exclude the picture, select Locate Text Only and Single Columns only.
2. Click the Get Page button in the Gallery toolbar.
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