Indesign - Rounded Corners

[2Sticky]

In InDesign I can drawer a box and then round the corners going object > Corner options.. etc

However this will round all four corners, is there a way to make it round 2? Or just on, or is the only way to round all of them and then put a box in the corner to cover up the ones I don't want rounded?

[design-is]

If your familiar with illustrator and the pen tool for creating paths, then you can use the same tool in ID to create a frame of whatever shape you choose, be it 3 right angles and a curve or an oddly shaped curved splat :)

[brad.c]

Under the Window menu, go to Automation/Scripts
In the Scripts palette, select Application/Samples/JavaScript/CornerEffects.jsx

Under the Pattern pull-down menu, choose whatever combination of corners you need. Note that the first corner is top-right, and then moves counter-clockwise. It's a little finicky, but easier than the alternative. Hopefully this will be enhanced in CS4.

[flrazor]

Awesome! I had always hoped there was something like this somewhere in the program. Thanks, brad!

[Nicolecat]

Or...you could just draw the rounded corner box, and place another box over it and pathfinder the corners you don't want rounded.

Quick, easy & painless. :p

[design-is]

Or...you could just draw the rounded corner box, and place another box over it and pathfinder the corners you don't want rounded.

Quick, easy & painless. :p

That was my point :)

[2Sticky]

All sound good ways, shall give them a go, thanks.

[brad.c]

^^ Another valid way to do it. I switched to the javascript method so I could numerically size the box first, then quickly add corners second. Came in handy when creating multiple boxes to match separate, specifically sized regions.