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Once cells are selected with the Shape Tool, you can use the options available to you on the Property Bar, as seen in Figure 16-7, to customize the cells The attributes you apply to cells override any you set for the table The first control group on the left now will set the dimensions of the selected cells as opposed to those of the entire table The Background and Border options work the same as before, but making changes with them now only affects the selected cells New to the Property Bar are the Margins drop-down, which sets the top, bottom, left, and right margins within the cell s bounds, and a group of controls to merge or split the selected cells into fewer or more cells You can also use the Shape Tool to select an entire column or row With the Shape Tool click on the left border of the table next to the row you want to select When the cursor turns into a small arrow, click again to select that row, or click-drag to select additional adjacent rows To select columns, click on the top table border over the column you want to select, wait for the arrow to appear, and click again to select the column, or click-drag to select additional columns To select non-adjacent rows or columns, follow the preceding procedure, but hold the ctrl key and then click next to or over the rows and or columns you want to select

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Combines selected cells into one cell (CTRL+M)

Choose the color of the border (outline) Opens the Outline Pen dialog (F12)

we would check every single setting Just because the majority of the time, the labels are set up for a regular process trap This is the default of most applications With the silk-screening process, we re a little bit more aggressive Spot printing versus process printing there are things that you want to do and other things that you don t want to do in terms of trapping A lot of times you have common tints in process printing that just don t exist in spot printing It sounds as though you probably have to modify 98% of the artwork that you get in just to make it ready for the specialized CD printing De nitely Most people don t do this every day Most people deal with printing on paper or cardboard Each material has its own characteristics When printing on discs and when doing any type of spot color printing, you have special issues to think about Does it make any difference which the graphics program someone uses to prepare the artwork Does Adobe Illustrator work better than Photoshop artwork, for example That is really determined by the customer s artwork and their comfort level with a particular application So you don t favor any particular application If I did, it would only be a personal preference It wouldn t apply to the guy who is sitting next to me or across the room I understand Disc Makers provides standard templates in different formats on your Web site to help simplify the artwork creation When working with CD labels, this artwork is really an important thing Because these labels have rings, stacking rings contained within them, and everybody s template is different every plant uses a slightly different template They each have their stacking ring in a different place Chances are, you re going to have art going across that stacking ring If you re not using our template, you can t predict where it is going to be If you haven t allowed for it, we re going to have to make room for it when we modify the artwork That can affect the appearance of your art Whether you are preparing a job for us or you re going to have it printed somewhere else, you should always nd out what the speci cations are.

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Margins Splits the selected cell into a specified number of cells horizontally Splits the selected cell into a specified number of cells vertically

FIGURE 16-7