I am working on a large document with LOTS of images within it.
I am trying to find a way that I can centrally manage the treatment of these images so that if, for example I want to change the outer glow, I can simply change that in one location and have that treatment ripple out to all the 10s of images throughout my document. The images themselves can appear anywhere within a page, so I don't really see a way of using master pages in this particular case (maybe I am wrong).
I initially attempted to do this by creating a symbol using the Designer persona (as had been suggested as an option on another similar topic) .... creating a symbol out of an empty image frame with my standardized FX treatment applied.... I hoped that I could then just drop this symbol where ever I wanted an image and then add the image to the symbol. Unfortunately whenever I dropped the image into the symbol it always updates the master symbol with that image. This could be avoided by detaching the empty symbol after I dropped it into a page, but of course that that defeats the purpose of having the treatment for all images centrally managed (through the symbol).
Can someone suggest a strategy for doing this kind of image treatment design management within Publisher? (for those of you who are familiar with web design, it is similar to how a CSS file would work)
Thanks for any suggestions you may have.