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designing forms
2Changing Midpoints on ObjectsSuppose you want a graphic to fall
completely off a page. Do the following:
Create a 1-pixel new document in Photoshop on a layer.
Save the file as a .psd file.
Place the 1-pixel file in InDesign on a Master Page.
Add the graphic and place on a Master Page
Group the graphic and the 1-pixel image.
Be certain the center point of the grouped objects falls within
the page border.
Follow steps in Tip #1 to export to PDF.
Breaking Page BordersGraphics and text that fall off a page can
only be handled in Adobe InDesign. To design a form with objects
breaking page borders, do the following:
Add an object or text to a Master Page.
The center point of the object must be within the page
border.
Choose Object | Interactive | Convert to Button.
Apply the Master Page to a document page.
Export to PDF —in the Export Adobe PDF dialog box be certain to
check the box for Interactive Elements.
