Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
After importing graphics files into InDesign, you can easily locate and access the
original files by taking advantage of the integration of Adobe Bridge and Adobe
InDesign.
6.
Select the Leaf.psd file in the Links panel. Then right-click (Windows) or Control-
click (Mac OS) the link, and from the context menu, choose Graphics > Reveal In
Bridge.
This action switches you from InDesign to Adobe Bridge and selects the Leaf.psd
file.
7.
Return to InDesign and save the file.
Congratulations! You've created a three-panel brochure for a CD by importing, updating,
and managing graphics from several different graphics file formats.
Exploring on your own
Now that you've had some practice working with imported graphics, here are some exer-
cises to try on your own.
1.
Place different file formats with Show Import Options selected in the Place dialog
box, and see what options appear for each format. For a full description of all of
the options available for each format, see InDesign Help.
2.
Place a multiple-page PDF file or an Adobe Illustrator (.ai) file with multiple art-
boards with Show Import Options selected in the Place dialog box, and import dif-
ferent pages from the PDF or different artboards from the Illustrator file.
3.
Create libraries of text and graphics for your work.
