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I'd always assumed that they were a hangover from the days of lithographic
printing, where separations had to be created... er... separately for each
color plate. Like, 2-plate, 3-plate, 4-plate, 6-plate and so on. Even now when
PDF is (I guess) a fairly universal pre-press format,
Perfect sense. I think I used White to do that because the chapter/section
number was never going to be on top of a colored background and would thus
be effectively invisible. :D
On Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 3:03 PM Magee, Anne (INT)
wrote:
> I don't really know what it's *meant* to be used for, but
I don't really know what it's *meant* to be used for, but I can tell you what I
used the "invisible" thing for.
Hang on, this may get a little complicated.
Our chapter title page displays the chapter number as an enormous number at the
top right of the page, then the chapter title in a smaller
Making text invisible seems the kind of kludge Word fans come up with
to work around its limitations.
While it's technically possible it's hard to imagine a use case where
there's not a much better solution. Among other problems, if the
document ever fell into the hands of a non-expert user,
Over on the Adobe forums, I've been interacting with a someone new to Frame
and was explaining how to set up and use conditions.
Then Bob Niland and Arnis Gubbins chimed in talking about color views. A
little experimentation has shown me what they DO. What I can't figure out
(and maybe it's just
