Positioning of thumbnails.

Hi guys. I'm completely new to Dreamweaver, and web design in
general, and I'm having a few problems doing some things I thought
would be pretty simple.
I'm most of the way through building my own website (my 1st
attempt). I'm just having trouble making the galleries.
Once I get the thumbnails in place, I'm pretty sure I can
take it from there, but I can't get them to line up the way I want.
I'm trying to put 15 pics on the page (3 rows of 5), with 50px
between each on the side, and 38px between rows.
I'm used to photoshop, so I dragged some guides out, and was
hoping the pics would just "snap" to them. But I can't get them to
even a loose position by dragging.
I've tried placing them in an AP div with no success, and was
pretty confused by the results - (Although the ap div was 50px from
the edge of my "container", when previewed, the thumbnail was
pushed all the way to the side. I did not apply any CSS styles. I
just inserted.)
I'm also wondering if anyone knows how to make thumbnails
open full size in a similar way to this in dreamweaver, (or what
extention I would need to do it -
http://www.f22photography.com/index.cfm?objectid=F4782103-C09F-1F3C-C8F64F8759274370&catid =9705E8A5-A0CC-3C8C-D95F8937BA162AD3
Any help you can offer - particularly with building a
thumbnail gallery and positioning the elements - would be very much
appreciated. Thanks heaps!
Cheers,
Ben

Ben_McPhee wrote:
> Hi guys. I'm completely new to Dreamweaver, and web
design in general, and I'm
> having a few problems doing some things I thought would
be pretty simple.
>
> I'm most of the way through building my own website (my
1st attempt). I'm just
> having trouble making the galleries.
>
> Once I get the thumbnails in place, I'm pretty sure I
can take it from there,
> but I can't get them to line up the way I want. I'm
trying to put 15 pics on
> the page (3 rows of 5), with 50px between each on the
side, and 38px between
> rows.
>
> I'm used to photoshop, so I dragged some guides out, and
was hoping the pics
> would just "snap" to them. But I can't get them to even
a loose position by
> dragging.
>
> I've tried placing them in an AP div with no success,
and was pretty confused
> by the results - (Although the ap div was 50px from the
edge of my "container",
> when previewed, the thumbnail was pushed all the way to
the side. I did not
> apply any CSS styles. I just inserted.)
>
> I'm also wondering if anyone knows how to make
thumbnails open full size in a
> similar way to this in dreamweaver, (or what extention I
would need to do it -
>
http://www.f22photography.com/index.cfm?objectid=F4782103-C09F-1F3C-C8F64F875927
> 4370&catid=9705E8A5-A0CC-3C8C-D95F8937BA162AD3 .
>
> Any help you can offer - particularly with building a
thumbnail gallery and
> positioning the elements - would be very much
appreciated. Thanks heaps!
>
> Cheers,
> Ben
>
Dreamweaver is not a drag and drop application.
To place your thumbs ina grid, you need to build the grid
structure first, then insert the thumbs in
each cell of the grid.
The easiest way to do this would be to create a table with 5
columns and 3 rows.
Do NOT specify a width for your table when inserting.
Do NOT try to set the cells height or table width, do not
drag the table edges to the size you want.
Just insert the table with no height and width specified and
leave it as is, even if it does not
look as you want for now.
Then insert each thumb in each table cell.
The size of the thumbs will determine the size of your table
and cells automatically.
If your thumbs have all the same size, you'll end-up with a
nice, regular grid.
Then you can control more the spacing between each image,
using CSS.
Come back here with questions about this if you need to, once
you have setup your table as described
above.
seb (@webtrans1.com)
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http://webtrans1.com
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 function _rollOutArrowHandler(event:Event):void {
 TweenLite.to(event.currentTarget, 0.5, {alpha:0});
 function _enterFrameHandler(event:Event):void {
 if (_thumbnailsContainer.hitTestPoint(this.stage.mouseX, this.stage.mouseY, false)) {
 if (this.mouseX < _SCROLL_AREA) {
 _destScrollX += ((_SCROLL_AREA - this.mouseX) / _SCROLL_AREA) * _SCROLL_SPEED;
 if (_destScrollX > 0) { //this number is 1/2 the stage size, previously was at 0 it defines the left position of the thumbnails scroll end, has to be indentical to the number below
 _destScrollX = 0; //this number is 1/2 the stage size, previously was at 0 it defines the left position of the thumbnails scroll end, has to be indentical to the number above
 TweenLite.to(_thumbnailsContainer, 0.5, {x:_destScrollX});
 } else if (this.mouseX > _IMAGE_WIDTH - _SCROLL_AREA) {
 _destScrollX -= ((this.mouseX - (_IMAGE_WIDTH - _SCROLL_AREA)) / _SCROLL_AREA) * _SCROLL_SPEED;
 if (_destScrollX < _minScrollX) {
 _destScrollX = _minScrollX;
 TweenLite.to(_thumbnailsContainer, 0.5, {x:_destScrollX});
 //if an image fails to load properly, remove it from the slideshow completely including its thumbnail at the bottom.
 function _imageFailHandler(event:LoaderEvent):void {
 var slide:Slide;
 var i:int = _slides.length;
 while (--i > -1) {
 slide = _slides[i];
 if (event.target == slide.thumbnailLoader || event.target == slide.imageLoader) {
 slide.dispose();
 _slides.splice(i, 1);
 _setupThumbnails();
 return;

Can't print .indd booklet to PDF; opens print utility instead of Acrobat

Thanks in advance for any help you can lend.
I have a 16 page .indd document that I'm trying to export via "print booklet", using Adobe PDF 9.0 as my printer. Every time I try to print as a PDF, it goes through the process of compiling the images, loading fonts, etc., but then my printer utility opens (obviously giving an error) instead of Acrobat. When I just choose export as PDF I have no issues whatsoever; Acrobat opens and it saves properly. I need the document, though, in a saddle stitch imposed format for the printer.
I'm on Mac OSX Lion 10.7.2
Acrobat X version 10.1.3
Adobe InDesign CS5.5
The setting summary of the print dialogue is as follows:
Print Preset: [Custom]
Printer: Adobe PDF 9.0
PPD: Adobe PDF 9.0
PPD File: /var/folders/74/_l7wb86j7plcvb5kz2hwgmh00000gn/T//4f9757064d509
Print Booklet
    Booklet Type: 2-up Saddle Stitch
    Auto Adjust Margins: On
    Top Margin: 0.2917 in
    Bottom Margin: 0.2917 in
    Left Margin: 0.2917 in
    Right Margin: 0.2917 in
    Space Between Pages: N/A
    Creep: 0 in
    Bleed Between Pages: N/A
    Signature Size: N/A
    Print Blank Printer Spreads: On
General
    Copies: 1
    Collate: Off
    Reverse Order: Off
    Pages: All
    Sequence: All Pages
    Spreads: Off
    Print Master Pages: Off
    Print Layers: Visible & Printable Layers
    Print Non-printing Objects: Off
    Print Blank Pages: Off
    Print Visible Guides and Baseline Grids: Off
Setup
    Paper Size: Tabloid Oversize
    Paper Width: 12 in
    Paper Height: 18 in
    Page Orientation: Landscape
    Paper Offset: 0 in
    Paper Gap: 0 in
    Transverse: Off
    Scaling: 100%
    Constrain Proportions: On
    Page Position: Centered
    Thumbnails: Off
    Tiling: Off
Marks and Bleed
    Crop Marks: On
    Bleed Marks: Off
    Registration Marks: Off
    Color Bars: Off
    Page Information: Off
    Printer Mark Type: Default
    Crop Mark Weight: 0.25 pt
    Mark Offset from Page: 0.0833 in
    Use Document Bleed Settings: On
    Bleed Top: 0 in
    Bleed Bottom: 0 in
    Bleed Inside: 0 in
    Bleed Outside: 0 in
    Include Slug Area: Off
Output
    Color: Composite CMYK
    Text As Black: Off
    Trapping: Off
    Flip: None
    Negative: Off
    Screening: Default
    Simulate Overprint: Off
    Frequency: 60
    Angle: 45
Graphics
    Send Data: Optimized Subsampling
    Download: Complete
    Download PPD Fonts: On
    PostScript®: Level 2
    Data Format: ASCII
Color Management
    Document Profile: U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2
    Color Handling: Let InDesign Determine Colors
    Printer Profile: Document CMYK - U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2
    Preserve CMYK Numbers: On
    Proof Profile: Document CMYK
    Simulate Paper Color: On
Advanced
    Print &as Bitmap: On
    Bitmap Resolution: 300
    OPI Image Replacement: Off
    EPS: Off
    PDF: Off
    Bitmap Images: Off
    Transparency Flattener Preset: [Medium Resolution]
    Ignore Spread Overrides: Off
I'm on Mac OSX Lion 10.7.2
Acrobat X version 10.1.3

I'm a Windows user, so I may not have this exactly right, but printing to PDF from Print Booklet on Mac is a two-step process -- first you printto Postscript file using the Acrobat 9 ppd, then you distill the file. I think you'll find more details at InDesignSecrets » Blog Archive » Acrobat’s Adobe PDF Printer Replaced in Snow Leopard

Adding "loading" movieclip to dynamic image gallery?

Hello again,
I've completed my XML-driven image gallery, however upon live testing I'd realized I made a rookie mistake and not put some kind of placeholder "loading" movie clip loop while the thumbnails—and subsequent full-size images—are being loaded. The images will randomly appear when loaded and I would like to be able to insert a placeholder movie clip while they load, and swap them up with the thumbnails/images after it has been loaded. The placeholder movie clip is in my library (loadingLoop), but I'm having problems getting it to work correctly.
Below is the original function that processes the XML and adds the thumbnail images; this is where I'm trying to insert the placeholder movie clip per XML child node (every attempt I've made just keeps throwing more errors, so I've omitted my attempts to avoid confusion), and I've attached the XML file for testing. And insight or help would be appreciated.
//Locate the external XML file and trigger xmlLoaded when complete
xmlLoader.load(new URLRequest("data/artGallery.xml"));
xmlLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, xmlLoaded);
//Load the XML and process the image locations
function xmlLoaded(event:Event):void {
 xml = XML(event.target.data);
 //parse the nodes in the XML file
 xmlList = xml.children();
 //count the number of nodes in the XML file via XMLList
 trace(xmlList.length());
 //loop to load all of the thumbnails, based on the number of nodes in XMLList
 //"i" = every child node in the XML file
 for (var i:int = 0; i < xmlList.length(); i++) {
 //Add loadingLoop movie clip per node and wait for thumnail to load before swapping out with imageLoader thumbnail images <-- help!!
 //for every node, create a new instance to be put on stage
 imageLoader = new Loader();
 //load each thumbnail from its location per XML node's "thumb" attribute
 imageLoader.load(new URLRequest(xmlList[i].attribute("thumb")));
 //position of thumbnail instances per XML node (horizontally across stage)
 imageLoader.x = i * 110 + 10;//thumbs are 100 x 100 so, +10 to the width, plus +10 from left edge
 //imageLoader.y = 10;
 //for each node in XML list, name the instance with the path to the location of the full size image
 imageLoader.name = xmlList[i].attribute("source");
 //for each node in the XML list, add a drop shadow
 imageLoader.filters = [thumbDShadow];
 //add thumbnails to stage
 addChild(imageLoader);
 dropTween = new Tween(imageLoader, "y", Bounce.easeOut, -100, 10, 1, true);
 //set up thumbnails to wait for a click to execute showPicture
 imageLoader.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, showPicture);
 //set up thumbnails to scale when rolled over
 imageLoader.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, sizeUP);

Somehow I had a feeling this wouldn't be a copy-and-paste job for the full-size images. Sorry to be a bother. This is the showPicture function that is fired off when the thumbnail image is clicked (from our previous example). Two errors are thrown:
When the thumnail is clicked:
"Error #2007: Parameter child must be non-null.
 at flash.display::DisplayObjectContainer/removeChild()
 at MethodInfo-51()"
But the full-size image loads nonetheless. The second loading loop (loadingLoop2) is not removed. Below is the showPicture function:
//Load the full-size images and place onto the stage
function showPicture(event:MouseEvent):void {
 //add new movie clip container
 var mc2:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
 addChild(mc2);
 //clear the fullLoader—this is to help clear any full-size images that may already be on the stage (they have two options, click a new thumbnail, or close the current full-size image
 fullLoader.unload();
 //re-create the fullLoader, if there was one cleared
 fullLoader = new Loader();
 //load each full size image from its location per XML node's "source" deliniated by mc.ldr's "source" attribute
 fullLoader.load(new URLRequest(event.target.name));
 //add the loder to the container
 mc2.addChild(fullLoader);
 //create new instance of second loading loop
 mc2.fsloop = new loadingLoop2();
 //add the second loading loop to the container
 mc2.addChild(mc2.fsloop);
 //for each container, add a drop shadow
 mc2.filters = [fullDShadow];
 //set the container's position center on stage, making it the size of the loading loop until the full-size images are loaded
 mc2.x = (stage.stageWidth - mc2.fsloop.width) * 0.5;
 mc2.y = (stage.stageHeight - mc2.fsloop.height) * 0.5;
 //place container on stage
 addChild(mc2);
 //fade in each container
 fadeTween = new Tween(mc2, "alpha", None.easeNone, 0, 1, 0.5, true);
 //check to see if the image has been loaded completely—this is to make sure the image's attributes can be used to re-center on stage and remove fsloop
 fullLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, removeLoop2);
 //set field to multiline so that the HTML tags can be used
 imageTextField.multiline = true;
 //add text frame for description
 imageTextField.x = 10;
 imageTextField.y = 125;
 //for each full-size image, load the description text from the XML child nodes
 for (var j:int = 0; j < xmlList.length(); j++) {
 //check to make sure that the correct full-size image matches the text node when clicked
 if (xmlList[j].attribute("source") == event.target.name) {
 //add each child node as a separate line in the same text field; added HTML tags for CSS application
 imageTextField.htmlText = "" + xmlList[j].child("projectName") + " "
 + "" + xmlList[j].child("toolsUsed") + " "
 + xmlList[j].child("projText") + " "
 + "" + xmlList[j].child("liveURL") + "";
 function removeLoop2(event:Event):void {
 //re-position the container to center on stage to accomodating the full sized image
 mc2.x = (stage.stageWidth - fullLoader.width) * 0.5;
 mc2.y = (stage.stageHeight - fullLoader.height) * 0.5;
 //Add the text field
 addText();
 //hide instructional text, already on stage
 galleryInfo_mc.alpha = 0;
 //remove the full-sized loading loop
 event.target.loader.parent.removeChild(MovieClip(event.target.loader.parent).loadingLoop2 );
 //set up full-size images to "self close" by clicking on it
 mc2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, clearStage);
The second error gets thrown when the container is clicked and the function clearStage is executed, which does not remove the container:
"TypeError: Error #2007: Parameter child must be non-null.
 at flash.display::DisplayObjectContainer/removeChild()
 at artGallery_v1_5_fla::MainTimeline/clearStage()"
This is the clearStage function:
//Allow full-size image to "self close" by clikcing on it and removing the text description
function clearStage(event:MouseEvent):void {
 //clear the fullLoader
 fullLoader.unload();
 //remove the container
 event.target.parent.removeChild(MovieClip(event.target.parent).mc2);
 //remove the text field
 removeChild(imageTextField);
 //show the instructional text that is on-stage
 galleryInfo_mc.alpha = 1;
Help!

I'm trying to find code that has a seek bar roll over effect as HULU and YouTube.

Hi
The seekbar roll over will not just show the NetStream.time but also has the frames screen shot. I've searched several sites but no clear answer yet.
I'm using actionscript 3 in FLash CC and can also use Flash Builder.
Thanks

Please find the below code -
1) Use your actual variable instead of dummy.
2) Position of thumbnails should be move as per mouseMove on seekBar. Get the mouse X posion and set the xpos of your thumbnail which contain either Video object or image display holder.
package {
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
import flash.events.TimerEvent;
import org.osmf.events.TimeEvent;
import flash.utils.Timer;
import flash.net.NetStream;
public class SeekThumb extends MovieClip {
private var seekBtn:MovieClip;
private var getVideoFrameAtSecond:Number = -1;
private var durationOfVideo:Number = 100// Asume that we have 100 seconds video
private var timer:Timer;
private var counter:Number = 0;
private var delay:Number = 1; // It can be updated as per smoothness.
private var netStream:NetStream;
private var lastSeekPos:Number;
public function SeekThumb() {
// constructor code
this.addChild(createSeekButton());
timer = new Timer(200);
timer.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER, updateQos);
counter = delay;
private function createSeekButton():MovieClip{
seekBtn = new SeekButton();
seekBtn.buttonMode = true;
seekBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE, seekMouseMove, false, 0, true);
seekBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, seekOver, false, 0, true);
seekBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT, seekOut, false, 0, true);
seekBtn.x = 50;
seekBtn.y = 100;
return seekBtn;
private function seekOver(event:MouseEvent):void{
timer.start();
private function seekOut(event:MouseEvent):void{
timer.stop();
private function updateQos(event:TimerEvent):void{
//trace("counter = "+counter)
if(counter>0){
counter--;
}else{
// Enable below funtion as per your need.
//updateVideoFrame(getVideoFrameAtSecond);
//addImageOfVideoFramesAt(getVideoFrameAtSecond);// If you want to show your bitmap image then pass the bitmap image params here or customize your methods here
trace(getVideoFrameAtSecond);
private function addImageOfVideoFramesAt(seekTime:Number):void{
var getBitmapMovie:MovieClip = myStoredThumbArray[seekTime]// Set the image url here from array which you have already stored/ traced from main source of image which you provided.
previewHolder.addChild(getBitmapMovie);
private function updateVideoFrame(setId:Number):void {
try {
if (netStream!=null && lastSeekPos!=setId) {
lastSeekPos = setId;
netStream.play(netStreamURL, setId);
netStream.pause();
//netStream.soundTransform = setVoluem to 0
} catch (error:Error) {
trace("UpdateVideo Frame Error: "+error);
private function seekMouseMove(event:MouseEvent):void{
var currentMc:MovieClip = MovieClip(event.currentTarget);
getVideoFrameAtSecond = Math.round(currentMc.mouseX*durationOfVideo/seekBtn.width);
counter = delay;
Re: How to show video frames as still preview image when roll over on seek bar just like Hulu?

Positining loader clip

Hello (again),
I am building a gallery for a photographer.
The setup: one large mc loader on mainstage (myLoader_mc).
Several movie clip thumbnails contained in one large movie clip.
You click on the thumbnail, large image loads into myLoader_mc. I
am using a purchased component from extend studios for my
transitions.
The problem: my jpgs are of different height and width. I
want to keep using the same movie clip to load the images
(myLoader_mc) but position the loader with different x and y
coordinates for each loaded image so that it is centered on the
stage. I am using the following script but the loader clip is stuck
in the position defined by the first thumbnail. the script is in
layer 1, frame 1 of the movie clip containing all of the thumbnail
movie clips.
th1_mc.onRelease = function(){
_parent.myLoader_mc.loadMovie("/assets/family/1b.jpg");
myLoader_mc._x = 162;
myLoader_mc._y = 5;
th2_mc.onRelease = function(){
_parent.myLoader_mc.loadMovie("/assets/family/2b.jpg");
myLoader_mc._x = 282;
myLoader_mc._y = 5;
The image loaded by thumbnail 2 is stuck in position on
thumbnail 1. Need to change this dynamically no matter which thumb
is clicked.
I had also tried creating different empty movie clips to
accomodate each different sized jpg, but I could not get the
previous loader clip to unload when another thumbnail was clicked.
The previos clip would just stay on the stage. I was using this AS:
th1_mc.onRelease = function(){
_parent.myLoader_mc.unload;
_parent.myLoader_mc.loadMovie("/assets/family/1b.jpg");
Any help is appreciated and I hope I have explained this
clearly enough. If you help me solve this, i will toast my next
drink to you.

Well, I guess we could put some closure to this thing, I
don't like loose ends. Not that i will ever remember any of it but
here's my code:
stop();
var mcl:MovieClipLoader = new MovieClipLoader(); // create a
new MovieClipLoader object
_root.loader2_mc._visible = false; // make the container MC
invisible
var lis = new Object(); // create an event listener object
lis.onLoadInit = function() {
mc._x += (Stage.width - mc._width) /2;
mc._y += (Stage.height - mc._height) /2;
_root.loader2_mc.visible = true; // make the loaded content
visible
_root.loaderfx.initEffect(); // initialize the effect
_root.loaderfx.startEffect(); // start the effect
mcl.addListener(lis); // add the listener object to the
MovieClipLoader
mcl.loadClip(img, mc); // load the image
th1_mc.onPress = function() {
loadImage('/assets/family/2b.jpg');
th2_mc.onPress = function() {
loadImage('/assets/family/4b.jpg');
Much to my amazement (ha, ha) nothing happens. this is just
from a generic test file as i deleted the original. i have a
component attached to it and what i have done is blended the code
the knuckleheads at extend studio gave me and what you have given
me, which has turned into Actionstein.
does it matter if you use "lst" or "lis"? Was wondering about
that.
Anyway, all i was asking was to load images of different
sizes into the same movie clip and have them all centered.

Mouse Scroller Algorithm question

I have a mouse controlled scroller which I've fashioned from Lee Brimelow's excellent tutorial. I'm at the stage now where I want to add more thumbnails to the scroller's content area, though when I do, the scroller will not scroll any more than 8 thumbnails in either direction.
My question is (for those of you who are way better at Math, than me) how do I complete the algorithm to compensate for adding more than just 8 thumbnails - into, say, 30 thumbnails and have the scrolling behavior always show the last or first thumbnail when the mouse is at either side of the scroller movieclip?
this.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE, scrollPanel);
        private function scrollPanel(e:MouseEvent):void {
            var xdist:Number = mouseX - 250;
            //_xContainer is an mc which holds the thumbnail images
            TweenLite.to(_xContainer, 0.3, { x:Math.round(-xdist)});

when the mouse is at one extreme position the thumbnails should be at an extreme position and when the mouse is at the other extreme the thumbs should be at their other extreme. then use linear interpolation for all other mouse positions.
so, for example, if you want mouseX=0 to correspond to the thumbnail parent (_xContainer) being at zero (assuming a left edge reg pt) and you want mouseX=stage.stageWidth to correspond to -_xContainer.width+stage.stageWidth, declare and type your variables and use:
findParamsF(0,0,stage.stageWidth,stage.stageWidth-_xContainer.width);
function findParamsF(x1,y1,x2,y2){
m=(y1-y2)/(x1-x2);
b=y1-m*x1;
private function scrollPanel(e:MouseEvent):void {
            var xdist:Number = m*mouseX + b;
            //_xContainer is an mc which holds the thumbnail images
            TweenLite.to(_xContainer, 0.3, { x:Math.round(-xdist)});

Printing Separations Help

I think I may be overlooking something but I can't seem to figure this out. I am creating 2 color files and need to print them to separations for the printer. I can do that fine but the quality of the raster images is really bad on the separations file, the vector parts are fine, also both are fine on the composite pdf. Anyone know what i'm doing wrong?

Printing from indesign to pdf printer. Here's the print summary, does that help?
Print Preset: [Custom]
Printer: Adobe PDF
PPD: Adobe PDF
PPD File: C:\Windows\system32\spool\DRIVERS\x64\3\ADPDF9.PPD
General
    Copies: 1
    Collate: N/A
    Reverse Order: Off
    Pages: All
    Sequence: All Pages
    Spreads: Off
    Print Master Pages: Off
    Print Layers: Visible & Printable Layers
    Print Non-printing Objects: Off
    Print Blank Pages: N/A
    Print Visible Guides and Baseline Grids: N/A
Setup
    Paper Size: Custom
    Paper Width: Auto
    Paper Height: Auto
    Page Orientation: Landscape
    Paper Offset: 0 in
    Paper Gap: 0 in
    Transverse: Off
    Scaling: 100%
    Constrain Proportions: On
    Page Position: Centered
    Thumbnails: N/A
    Tiling: Off
Marks and Bleed
    Crop Marks: Off
    Bleed Marks: Off
    Registration Marks: On
    Color Bars: Off
    Page Information: Off
    Printer Mark Type: Default
    Crop Mark Weight: 0.25 pt
    Mark Offset from Page: 0.0833 in
    Use Document Bleed Settings: On
    Bleed Top: 0 in
    Bleed Bottom: 0 in
    Bleed Inside: 0 in
    Bleed Outside: 0 in
    Include Slug Area: Off
Output
    Color: Separations
    Text As Black: N/A
    Trapping: Off
    Flip: None
    Negative: Off
    Screening: 71 lpi / 600 dpi
    Simulate Overprint: N/A
    Ink List
        Ink Name: Process Cyan
            Print: No
            Frequency: 63.2456
            Angle: 71.5651
            Sequence: 1
            Density: 0.61
            Type: Normal
        Ink Name: Process Magenta
            Print: No
            Frequency: 63.2456
            Angle: 18.4349
            Sequence: 2
            Density: 0.76
            Type: Normal
        Ink Name: Process Yellow
            Print: No
            Frequency: 66.6667
            Angle: 0
            Sequence: 3
            Density: 0.16
            Type: Normal
        Ink Name: Process Black
            Print: No
            Frequency: 70.7107
            Angle: 45
            Sequence: 4
            Density: 1.7
            Type: Normal
        Ink Name: PANTONE 186 U
            Print: No
            Frequency: 70.7107
            Angle: 45
            Sequence: 5
            Density: 0.717
            Type: Normal
        Ink Name: PANTONE 431 U
            Print: Yes
            Frequency: 70.7107
            Angle: 45
            Sequence: 6
            Density: 0.661
            Type: Normal
Graphics
    Send Data: All
    Download: Complete
    Download PPD Fonts: On
    PostScript®: Level 3
    Data Format: ASCII
Color Management
    Document Profile: U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2
    Color Handling: Let InDesign Determine Colors
    Printer Profile: Document CMYK - U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2
    Preserve CMYK Numbers: On
    Proof Profile: N/A
    Simulate Paper Color: N/A
Advanced
    Print &as Bitmap: N/A
    Bitmap Resolution: N/A
    OPI Image Replacement: On
    EPS: Off
    PDF: Off
    Bitmap Images: Off
    Transparency Flattener Preset: [High Resolution]
    Ignore Spread Overrides: Off

How can I re-arrange the pages in a Pages document now?? I used to be able to click on the thumbnails and shift their position which is important in creating documents. Any ideas?

How can I re-arrange the pages in a Pages document now?? I used to be able to click on the thumbnails and shift their position which is important in creating documents. Any ideas?

This feature has been removed from Pages 5 along with over 90 others:
http://www.freeforum101.com/iworktipsntrick/viewforum.php?f=22&mforum=iworktipsn trick
Pages '09 is still in your Applications/iWork folder.
Trash/archive Pages 5 and rate/review it in the App Store.
Peter

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