Cool InDesign - Quick and dirty image placement
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It's easier to drag and copy using the move tool with the option key held down to make duplicate text and picture boxes.
explordigitlprepress 8 months ago
@tonyaskinner75 This was the question I had. Was there some advantage to all the manual sizing versus fill proportionally? I would think even if the proportional fill wasn't exactly what you wanted, it would be an easier place to start your manual sizing than from the full image.
THETribalDancer 1 year ago
this was a great refresher for me! thnx.
snowangel223 1 year ago
i can do this in photoshop, adn whats so dirty about it your dirty old man!
happygamestvfun1 1 year ago
new zeland
happygamestvfun1 1 year ago
Questions. When placing a image example a celfone taken with a white background and when placing it to Indesign white background is showing up and I dont want the white background to be seen after placing the image. thanks!
bobbybrown69 1 year ago
I agree with Tonya, use the Fitting options to speed up your process and get more efficient. Nice tutorial!
jaintly 3 years ago
nice tutorial, thanks :)
damnbassreznor 3 years ago
Why do you not use the Fill Frame Proportionally option to size the pics down inside the frames? Seems it would be a little bit easier than shift-clicking and resizing manually, esp if source images are bigger than the InDesign project file.
tonyaskinner75 3 years ago
Thank you. I'm learning InDesign on my own and any bit helps.
craigkaprowski 3 years ago