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    This table summarizes useful tips, such as how to select, delete, rearrange, and access the properties of items.

    Option

    Description

    Selecting an object in the workspace or Products list

    Displays its settings in the Properties pane

    Selecting a press run, sheet, web, or surface in the Press Runs List

    Displays the layout in the workspace (or the first layout of multiple webs, with the web-selection list).

    If a press run is selected, it also displays its settings in the Properties pane.

    Selecting a page in the Pages List

    Displays its preview in the workspace and its settings in the Properties pane

    Double-clicking an imposition in the workspace

    Displays its Modify Imposition dialog box

    Double-clicking a stock, media, mark, or template in a Resources pane list

    Adds that resource to the layout in its default position

    Right-clicking an item in a Resources pane list or in the Products list

    Displays a context menu of options for that item or list

    Double-clicking inside an editable text box or column

    Makes it editable, and in some cases, displays a list of selections

    Tabbing out of a text box that you edited

    Applies your edit and moves the cursor to the next text box, if applicable

    Deleting versus removing

    Typically, removing takes an item out of the workspace but retains it in the job, and deleting makes it permanently unavailable

    Pressing Delete versus Option/Alt+Delete to remove a ganged page

    To remove a ganged content page and its template page, select the page and press Delete.

    To remove only the content page, press Command/Ctrl+Delete.

    Dragging rows in the Press Runs List

    Rearranges the press runs for your viewing convenience

    Dragging sections in the Assembly workspace

    Can be used to combine sections or change their binding style or sequence; updates the page and section numbering accordingly

    Editing a property with multiple values ( --, Mixed, Multiple)

    When multiple selected items are set to different values, your edit sets them all to the same value.

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