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I’m working on a multi-column brochure in Adobe InDesign and having trouble getting the text to align neatly across various sections. I want to create clear separations within paragraphs using tabs and adjust indents so that everything looks professional and easy to read. However, when I try to use tabs, the spacing often looks uneven, and the indents don’t seem to apply consistently.
I found an article on this site that seems helpful titled “18. Aligning Text with Tabs and Indents in Adobe InDesign: A Step-by-Step Guide” at https://dtptips.com/18-aligning-text-with-tabs-and-indents-in-adobe-indesign-a-step-by-step-guide/. While the instructions are clear, I’m still confused about how to set custom tab stops that remain consistent throughout a text frame, especially when working with multiple paragraphs or columns. Does anyone have tips or tricks for managing tabs and indents to get clean text alignment in complex layouts?
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Maybe you could try adjusting the tab stops in the ruler at the top of the text frame? I think if you set custom tab stops, it might help create those neat separations without messing up the indents. Also, I heard that using paragraph styles can make this kind of formatting easier to manage consistently, but I’m not completely sure how to set those up yet.
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