در این فیلم، من به شما نشان می دهم که چگونه تمام فریم های متن را به سه ستون به صورت جداگانه تقسیم کنید، با استفاده از فرمان Options Type Type Options. بنابراین اولین چیزی که می خواهم انجام دهید این است که روی اولین آیکون بورد کلیک کنید تا آن را فعال کنید و سپس Ctrl A یا Cmd A را روی Mac کلیک کنید تا همه چیز را در هر سه بلاک انتخاب کنید و حالا Ctrl 0 یا Cmd 0 را فشار دهید در مک، برای اولین بار به عنوان هنرنمایی زوم کنید. خوب، در حال حاضر با هر یک از این فریم های متن انتخاب شده، می خواهید به منوی Type بروید و گزینه های Type Type را انتخاب کنید. در حال حاضر، Type Area نام Illustrator برای متن داخل یک قاب است. و این به جلو بروید و این کادر محاوره ای را که در اینجا مشاهده می کنیم، مطرح کنیم. حالا اگر بخواهید متن را به ردیف تقسیم کنید، ما به دنبال ستون ها می گردیم، اما شما نمی توانید چیزی را مشاهده کنید تا زمانی که نوبت خود را در کادر پیش نمایش در اینجا در گوشه پایین سمت چپ قرار دهید از کادر محاوره ای در حال حاضر، در داخل گزینه Number کلیک کنید و کلید arrow Up را فشار دهید تا تعداد ستونها را به دو افزایش دهید و ببینید که حالا شما دو ستون در این قاب دارید. ما سه را می خواهیم، بنابراین سه ستون را می بینیم. سپس ما باید Gutter را با کلیک کردن در داخل آن مقدار و فشار دادن کلید پیمایش پایین به منظور کاهش اندازه زهکش ها بین ستون ها تا زمانی که مقدار Span به 294 امتیاز برسیم، و هنگامی که یک زاویه 13 برابر عرض باشد، تنظیم می کنیم. حالا، Span به پهنای هر یک از ستون ها می گوید. شما معمولا نمیخواهید با آن عجله داشته باشید مگر اینکه قصد داشته باشید با یک ستون ثابت باقی بمانید، بنابراین اگر شما مجبور شدید جعبه ثابت را در سمت راست قرار دهید، فقط به یاد داشته باشید که این مقدار به 294 میرسد. اگر این کیبورد رو به پایین را کلیک کنید و نگه دارید، متوجه شوید که من چه کار میکنم، من حجم کلی کادر متن را کاهش می دهم،
00:01:49 so I'm making it narrower.
00:01:51 And this becomes even more obvious
00:01:52 if I click inside the value
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00:01:57 See how I'm losing the width of my columns?
00:01:59 That is not something that I want,
00:02:01 but that is a function of having Fixed turned on.
00:02:05 If I now turn Fixed off,
00:02:07 I'm basically stuck with what I've done right here,
00:02:09 and I'm now going to work inside these narrower text frames.
00:02:13 That's not what I want,
00:02:14 so I'm going to Cancel out
00:02:15 in order to restore my original text frames,
00:02:18 and now I'll go back to the Type menu
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00:02:21 to once again visit this dialog box.
00:02:24 I'm just going to change the number of columns to three,
00:02:26 and I'm going to change the size of the Gutter to 13 points
00:02:30 because I know that gets us our nice 294 point wide columns.
00:02:35 And then I'll turn on the Preview checkbox
00:02:37 so I can see it happen in the background.
00:02:39 At which point, I'll go ahead and click OK
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00:02:43 And now if I go up to the View menu
00:02:45 and choose Fit All in Window,
00:02:47 or press that keyboard shortcut of Ctrl Alt 0
00:02:50 or Cmd Option 0 on the Mac,
00:02:52 you can see that every one of my text frames
00:02:55 is now divided into three columns.
00:02:57 Now, you don't need to worry about the fact
00:02:58 that the last text frame is now empty,
00:03:01 they're still threaded together,
00:03:03 so later when we make the text larger,
00:03:05 it will automatically flow onto the third artboard.
00:03:08 Alright, I'm going to press Ctrl 0,
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00:03:12 in order to fit the first artboard on screen
00:03:15 and I'm going to go ahead and Zoom in on it as well,
00:03:17 so that we can see the top left corner of this frame.
00:03:20 And now I'm going to click off the text to deselect it,
00:03:23 and just click on any one of these lines of type here
00:03:26 to select just the first text frame,
00:03:28 the one on the first artboard, that is.
00:03:30 Alright, now I'd like to show you the other options
00:03:32 that are available to you inside of that dialog box.
00:03:36 I'm going to go up to the Type menu
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00:03:39 in order to bring the dialog box up on screen,
00:03:42 and I'm going to turn on the Preview checkbox.
00:03:44 I want you to see this line right here,
00:03:45 "Why do you want water?" he asked.
00:03:47 The Scarecrow is asking Dorothy that,
00:03:49 because he doesn't actually need water to survive.
00:03:52 Notice now if I change the number of Rows to four,
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00:03:58 that we now have this network of cells
00:04:01 that we're seeing right here.
00:04:03 So in other words, the text is flowing
00:04:04 from this top left cell
00:04:06 into the one directly to the right of it,
00:04:08 do you see "Why do you want water?" right there?
00:04:11 And that is a function of this Text Flow setting.
00:04:14 If you want it to flow from the top cell
00:04:16 to the next one down,
00:04:18 then you would click this second icon like so,
00:04:20 and then "Why do you want water?"
00:04:22 drops to the next cell down.
00:04:24 Alright, but I'm not really looking for rows,
00:04:26 so I'm going to change that number value back to one,
00:04:29 so that we get rid of the rows entirely.
00:04:31 Alright, now notice this Inset Spacing option.
00:04:34 If I click and hold on this little up arrow icon,
00:04:37 you can see that that insets the text
00:04:39 within the text frame.
00:04:42 And so that's another way to get a little bit
00:04:43 of an extra margin.
00:04:45 I'm going to change that value to zero however,
00:04:47 so I can demonstrate First Baseline.
00:04:50 Right now it's set to Ascent,
00:04:52 so that means the tops of the tallest letters
00:04:54 are aligning to the top of the frame.
00:04:56 But I could change it to a bunch of different options,
00:04:59 including x Height,
00:05:00 and that's going to scoot the letters up
00:05:02 so that the top of the lower case letters
00:05:05 are aligned to the top of the frame.
00:05:08 You can also enter a specific value.
00:05:10 For example, if I change this Minimum value to 20,
00:05:14 then that's going to drop the top of the lowercase letters
00:05:16 20 points down from the top of the frame.
00:05:19 And so why you would do that?
00:05:21 Totally up to you, but I just want you to know
00:05:23 these options are here.
00:05:25 I don't want to make any of these changes,
00:05:26 so I'm just going to go ahead and click the Cancel button
00:05:29 in order to escape that dialog box.
00:05:32 And that's how you establish a series
00:05:33 of multicolumn text frames,
00:05:35 using the Area Type Options command
00:05:38 here inside Illustrator.