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Set a zero point.
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Set a zero point in your InDesign document at the spot
where you want the grid to begin. Do this so that you can easily
see what the distance between successive guides will be.
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You can reset the zero point, if necessary, by double-clicking
the zero point marker. The zero point marker then returns to its
default position according to your preference settings.
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Set the first pair of guides.
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Set the pair of guides that will consitute the initial intersection of
your grid. In InDesign, it's easy to set both horizontal and vertical
guides simultaneously. Just hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS)
as you drag from the zero point marker. Set the guides at the zero point
you created in the first step.
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Create the grid.
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Select the two guides you've set. Choose Edit > Step and Repeat. In the
Step and Repeat dialog box, type the number of times you want the guides
to repeat and the distance you want both the horizontal and vertical
guides to be from each other. Click OK.
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