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| To connect the bottom edge of one panel to the top edge of another panel so that both move together |
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| An alignment guide to which objects can be aligned and snapped |
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| Visible edges of frames; when frames are selected, edges are automatically visible |
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| Rectangular,oval, or polygonal shapes that you use for variety of purposes |
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| Page guides that define the interior borders of a document |
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| Screen mode in which all page elements, including margin guides, ruler guides, frame edges and the pastboard are visible |
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| Text or graphic elements such as images, blocks of color and even simple lines that are place in an InDesign document |
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| The area surrounding the document |
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| Screen mode in which all non-printing elements, panels, and the Menu bar are invisible and the page is centered and sized against a black background so that the entire document fits in the monitor window |
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| Screen mode in which all non-printing page elements are invisble |
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| Horizontal and vertical rules that you position anywhere in a layout as a reference for positioning elements |
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| Measurement utilities positioned at the top and left sides of pasteboard to help you align objects |
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| options for viewing documents,such as Preview, Normal, and Presentation |
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| visual clues that appear automatically when you move objects in a document; smart guides provide information to help position objects precisely in relation to the page or other objects |
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| Two pages in a layout that face each other; a left page and a right page in a multi-page document, as in an open magazine, book, or newspaper |
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| The arrangement of windows and panels on your monitor |
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