To automatically generate an index, first set the paragraph styles of the headings and the styles that will be adopted in the index (TOC styles). The most useful function of the Table of Contents is the ability to create indexes automatically from paragraph styles. The options include Overprint Fill, Overprint Stroke and Non-Printable, with the latter option enabling you to work with objects that are visible in InDesign but will not be printed.
The overlay mode that you want to use for each object in InDesign can be set through the Attributes panel (Window > Output > Attributes).
To use it, select Separations in the View menu. The Separations Preview panel (Window > Output > Separations Preview) indicates the way in which two or more overlain objects will be printed. If an overlay mode is not specified, InDesign applies ink trapping by default. With trapping, the object in the foreground is printed over a space with its same dimensions, so that the ink does not mix and the objects are printed with their original colours. With overprinting, the object in the foreground is printed directly onto the one underneath, mixing the inks of the two objects. There are two ways to print objects that are superimposed: overprinting and trapping. Work with overlain objects: the Attributes and Separations Preview panels Below we review five InDesign tools that are little known but will facilitate and speed up your workflow.
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