Adobe InDesign Importing and Managing Graphics 2

Question 1

Which command is used to import a graphic into an InDesign document?

Accepted Answer

File > Place

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File > Import

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File > Open

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Edit > Paste Graphic

Question 2

What does the Links panel primarily allow you to manage?

Accepted Answer

Placed graphics and their status

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Hyperlinks in the document

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Paragraph styles

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Color swatches

Question 3

A yellow warning triangle in the Links panel indicates that a linked graphic is:

Accepted Answer

Modified since it was placed

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Missing

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Embedded

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Up to date

Question 4

What does a red stop-sign (or question mark) icon in the Links panel mean?

Accepted Answer

The graphic is missing or cannot be found

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The link is up to date

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The graphic is embedded

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The graphic is low resolution

Question 5

Which file format supports transparency and is commonly placed in InDesign for logos?

Accepted Answer

PNG

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JPEG

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BMP

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GIF

Question 6

What happens when you embed a graphic in InDesign instead of linking it?

Accepted Answer

The file size of the document increases

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The image resolution is reduced

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The graphic becomes editable in InDesign

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The graphic auto-updates from source

Question 7

To update all modified links at once, you would:

Accepted Answer

Click Update Link with all modified links selected

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Re-place each image manually

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Delete and reimport the frames

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Use Edit > Update All