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- Getting started
- Adding graphics from other programs
- Comparing vector and bitmap graphics
- Managing links to imported files
- Updating revised graphics
- Adjusting display quality
- Importing and sizing graphics
- Editing placed pictures
- Working with dropped backgrounds
- Importing native Adobe graphic files
- Using subject-aware text wrap
- Filling type with a graphic
- Using an InDesign library to manage objects
- Exploring on your own
- Review questions
- Review answers
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Review questions
1. How can you determine the filename of an imported graphic in your document?
2. What is the difference between dropping a background with a clipping path versus with transparency?
3. What is the difference between updating a graphic file’s link and relinking the file?
4. When an updated version of a graphic becomes available, how do you make sure that it’s up to date in your InDesign document?
5. How do you scale an imported graphic and its frame at the same time?
6. What is a quick technique to make a duplicate of an object and place it in position at the same time?