[Richard Schafer]

Investigate…
Edit>StepAndRepeat…
or…
Window>Object&Layout>Align

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

I’ll be interested in seeing the explanation for this… I have had the same experience… seems, as I reall, it has to do with having used “transparency” (like a drop shadow) somewhere on the page…

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

Do you have an object that uses transparency (like drop shadow) on one page but not one on the other?

If so… look at this:

https://indesignsecrets.com/my-grayscale-images-and-colors-changed-suddenly.php

R.

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

Do you have the latest Microsoft Office 2007 installed on your computer?

In their infinite wisdom, M$ installs with Office 2007 a new version of Ariel Narrow with modified headers that Adobe applications do not recognize…

What I did was find that font group on a computer that did not have Office 2007 applications and copied it to the InDesign Fonts folder which, on a windows machine is located at:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign CS3\Fonts

Now I once again have Ariel Narrow available in InDesign (I think certain other typefaces are similarly affected)

R.

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

Try… with NO document open…

Edit>Preferences>Units_and_Increments

Set Horizontal and Vertical to “inches”

… um… I think…

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

Have you set your screen display performance to the highest setting?

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

If I understand you correctly… just select the frames… open the stroke pallette… set stroke = 0….

or am I missintg the point?

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

Well, Mike thanks to some info from Adobe, I realized my documente size issue was related to embedding color profiles.

I started looking at settings related to color profiles. I discovered that documents I am currently creating have the settings under “Edit>AssignProfiles…” set to “Assign Current Working Space” for both RGB and CMYK.

I made an empty document with these settings and got my usual 716KB file size.

Then I changed the “Edit>AssignProfiles” setting for this document’s RGB and CMYK to “Discard (use current working space)” and the size of the saved empty file size was reduced to 140KB!

For the simple stuff I do, which is either printed locally or exported (press setting) to PDF for printer, I don’t think this will be a problem.

Problem solved… um, except… I wanted to make this the default and, with no document open, “Edit>AssignProfiles…” is grayed out…

I discovered that, with no document open I could go to “Edit>ColorSettings…” and set RGB and CMYK Color Management Policies to “Off”… Now, when I create a new document, its Edit>AssignProfiles…” setting is already set to “Discard…”.

Thanks for your interest, Mike…

… Richard

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

Thanks, Mike… but I already tried your suggestions before posting… but. at your suggestion, I tried them again… Turning off preview and using “save as” on a fresh blank letter-size page results in file 716KB (!) in size…

My documents seem to work ok… they are just oversized…

Any other ideas?

Richard in Rochester

[Richard Schafer]

I think you mean “favicons”… small 16×16 pixel images placed in the root directory of a website…

For starters, look here:

https://www.clickfire.com/viewpoints/articles/favicons.php

FWIW… R.

Richard in Rochester