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Importing and Managing Graphics Flashcards

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  1. Which keyboard shortcut places a file in InDesign?

    Answer: Ctrl/Cmd+D

    Ctrl/Cmd+D opens the Place dialog to import files.

  2. An anchored graphic is one that:

    Answer: Flows inline with or moves along with text

    An anchored object is attached to text so it repositions as the text reflows.

  3. To replace an existing graphic while keeping the frame and its fitting, you should:

    Answer: Select the frame and Place the new file into it

    Placing a new file into a selected frame swaps the content while retaining frame size, position, and fitting settings.

  4. Which format is generally NOT recommended for high-quality print graphics due to compression artifacts?

    Answer: Highly compressed JPEG

    Highly compressed JPEGs introduce lossy artifacts that degrade print quality.

  5. Frame Fitting Options applied to an empty graphic frame will:

    Answer: Automatically fit content placed later by the chosen rule

    Setting Frame Fitting Options pre-defines how content placed into that frame will be fitted automatically.

  6. What information does hovering or selecting a link in the Links panel reveal in Link Info?

    Answer: File format, resolution, color space, and dimensions

    Link Info displays metadata such as format, actual and effective ppi, color space, and scale.

  7. Embedding a previously linked graphic is useful when you want to:

    Answer: Send the document without separate link files

    Embedding stores the image inside the .indd so it travels without the external file, though file size grows.