Tip of the Week: Making Frames the Same Size
This InDesign tip on how to make frames the same size was sent to Tip of the Week email subscribers on October 27, 2016.
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Ever need to make frames the same width and height? Here’s a good shortcut for doing that. Start by manually setting the width and/or height of one of the frames using the Control panel or the Transform panel.
Then select another frame and choose Object > Transform Again > Transform Sequence Again.
Even better, you can use the keyboard shortcut, Command+Option+4 (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+4 (Windows).
Repeat for any other frames you want to equalize.
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I get the work of chemistry text book. how can set the chemical equations and diagrams in indesign cc..
Subheesh: There are some answers here: https://creativepro.com/topic/how-to-make-the-number-on-chemistry-formula
Diagrams are more difficult, of course.
Great tip, thanks for that!
You can also select a couple of objects at once and pick the last command: Transform Sequence Again Individually. It seems to be a tad faster then selecting individual objects.
This keyboard shortcut is probably one of the few I use outside of cut/copy/paste, but it’s immensely helpful.