74. Create a rectangular text box and position it over
the black background created in a previous step. Set
the text color to white and enter the text shown. Notice
how the bottom of the text box extends below
the black background.
Tip:
When making reversed type, create separate objects
for the background box and the type. Again, text
boxes should have a minimum clearance of one x-height
below the lowest descender of any character on the
bottom line of the text box (otherwise it may drop
out altogether when output).
75. Select the white text and in the Measurements palette,
choose the URWGroteskT font and set it to 20 points bold.
You can keep the default leading at "auto".
76. Create another rectangular text box in the white space
below the reversed type in the approximate location shown.
Select some more "lorem ipsum" from the body
copy and paste it in the box. Using the Measurements palette,
format the type using 12 point Helvetica with 12 points
of leading. To make the lead-ins stand out, select them
and click the bold type style button. The next step describes
how to make the indents.
77. Press Ctrl-I (Windows®)
or Cmd-I (Mac®) to toggle the
invisible characters on. This is a view of the text box
showing all the carriage returns. Note that the text is
in one continuous block. It is all done using 12 points
of leading. With careful formatting, you need not create
separate text boxes for each paragraph and lead-in. Select
the paragraph below the lead-in for the indent.
78. Click Style > Formats.. and in the "Formats"
tab, enter 18 points for "Left Indent". Repeat
this step for each of the indented paragraphs in the text
box.
