This Grid-Function dos not work completly in CS5. Yes the making a Grid-Function is still there but not the gusset-change function, or is there a new hidden shortcut I just don’t know.

The postchange-Function in CS5 is a mess because, you have to use the mouse and spacebar to ajust and you will not get different gussets perfectly the same width.

In the CS4 you had the good feature by arrowkeys to ajust.

If someone has a good answer please mail me or post here.

Except . . . we have to manually Shift-select all the images — and we can’t do this across several pages. So it’s very cumbersome to undo image Transforms for large documents.

And also, if some image will be un-Transformed in such a way that it would become larger than the Pasteboard — the whole operation fails, and we must backtrack to unselect the suspected too-big images. More cumbersomeness.

Big Wish for CS5: “Undo All Image Transforms and Screw the Pasteboard Limit”.

Ok, sorry, couldn’t resist. Here’s the real way to do it:
1. Press A to select the Direct Selection Tool. Click on the frame that contains the image you want to reset with the Direct Select tool to actually select the image and not its frame. Hold down the Shift key and click on other frames if you want to reset more than one image.
2. Choose Object > Transform > Clear Transformations.

It is also available in the Context Menu, and, if it is something you need to do a lot, I suggest you assign it a keyboard shortcut.

Cheers,

m.

I have to place a lot of large photos in magazine spreads and as the spreads change from hour to hour the photos are constantly resized (made smaller, usually) within indesign by scaling x and y as a percentage (usually 75%, then another 50%)

Every now and then a layout doesn’t work so I need to quickly resize one or more photos back to their original sizes as they were when first imported . I tend to do this by deleting the photo that’s been rezised/shrunk previously then reimporting the original pic – is there a quicker way?

Sometimes I can keep copies of a few photos on the paste board and work in the document with copies of these, reverting back to the paste board pics hen necessary but this isn’t always practical if the spread has a lot of photos.

I guess what I’m looking for is some kind of: “undo all image rezising ever done to this picture since it was first placed” button!

However, it actually does it by adding “local” object formatting over the None object formatting style. It does not apply an object style. That is, after I place the images and select them on the page, the object style panel still lists them as “None+” (not the object style you made). But you are correct that doing this while no docs are open or no objects selected is a good way to force InDesign to fill the frames!