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InDesign lets you customize the Control panel, which you do using the Customize flyout menu option. This is especially useful if you are working with a monitor whose screen resolution is set at less than 1152 by 872 pixels, because InDesign automatically removes options from the Control panel at smaller screen sizes. By customizing the Control panel, you can keep the options you want and remove the ones you don t, rather than accept what InDesign thinks you should have. In the Customize Control Panel dialog box that appears when you select Customize from the flyout menu, you can select and deselect sets of iconic buttons to control which ones appear. These objects are grouped into five categories Object, Character, Paragraph, Tables, and Other. You can control individual buttons within these categories by clicking the right-facing arrow icon to the left of each group s name; you get a list of options within that group that you can individually control. The Control panel also adds several functions to its options if you have a wide-screen monitor. For example, with a monitor set at a width of 1280 pixels, you see both the character and paragraph options simultaneously, rather than have to toggle between them. When you ve selected an object with the Selection tool at that resolution, you see extra controls such as frame alignment and frame fitting.

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spaced in regular intervals; this interval is different in each quadrant. The intervals illustrated in Figure 10-9 are hypothetical but representative of a standard con guration. The ood source is imaged with the bar phantom placed between it and the collimator. The quadrant with the closest bar spacing that can be distinguished is a measurement of the resolution of the system. The spatial resolution is checked weekly for degradation of resolution. The bar phantom can be used to demonstrate that spatial resolution decreases as the distance between the source and the camera increases, as shown in Figure 10-10. In the images on the left, the bar phantom is placed directly on the collimator; the minimum resolvable bar spacing is 4.0 mm. On the right, the phantom is positioned 10 cm away from the collimator, and the minimum resolvable bar spacing is 4.8 mm. Line Spread Function At installation and following repair, the spatial resolution of the system is checked using the line spread function. This can be accomplished by placing a lead mask containing slits (NEMA line pattern) over the camera face, once the collimator has been removed, and suspending a point

The motivation to look at QoS is two-fold. 1. To provide a service experience to consumers that meets their expectations so that they are more likely to use it again and recommend it to friends or colleagues. 2. To achieve optimum loading of an operator s network so that the desired service experience is delivered for each customer while maximizing network utilization. The following section provides a brief introduction to the main factors involved in addressing these two issues.

n Select All Unused: Select this option to highlight the names of all object styles that have not been applied to any objects. This is a handy way of identifying unused styles in preparation for deleting them (by choosing the Delete Style menu option). n Sort by Name: This option alphabetizes your object styles. n Small Panel Rows: Click this option to reduce the text size in the Object Styles panel. Although harder to read, a panel with this option selected lets you access more styles without having to scroll. To return the panel to its normal text size, deselect this option.

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PC Users: The alpha channels of exported .TIF sequences are correctly formatted for Flash use. However, while Flash 5 can now import .TIF files, Flash 5 on the PC will not recognize alpha channels in .TIF files. Therefore, you need to convert the .TIF files to the .PNG format in Photoshop or another graphics application. The .PNG format is the only alpha-channel-enabled raster-image format that Flash on the PC can use. .PNG images saved from Photoshop 5 or earlier may appear much darker when imported into Flash. If you have Photoshop 5.5 or later, use the new Save for Web feature to export .PNG images with more accurate color.

l Click and drag one of the selection handles to increase or reduce the amount of foot-