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Adobe InDesign CS2

Adding Corner Effects

Adobe InDesign CS2 allows you to round, inset, or add other effects to the corners of objects. (e.g., images or text frames.) Applying a corner effect to an object will change all of the corners of the object. If an object's corner point is moved, the effect automatically changes the angles.

1. Using the Selection Tool, select an object you want to apply corner effects to

2. From the Object menu, select Corner Effects...
   The Corner Effects dialog box appears.
   

3. From the Effect pull-down list, select a corner effect
   NOTE: The following table shows all of the standard corner effects with a size of 2p0 (i.e., 2 picas and 0 points).
   HINT:
   One pica is approximately 1/6 of an inch

   Effect	Example
   None
   Fancy
   Bevel
   Inset
   Inverse Rounded
   Rounded

   
   

4. In the Size text box, type a size for the corner effect
   HINT: The size indicates the distance from the corner that the effect extends

5. To see the corner effect before applying it, select Preview
   NOTE: A checkmark appears in the box when it is selected.

6. Click OK