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So we have already learned where we can find
and download new photos and

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also learned the difference between pixel graphics
and vector graphics.

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We have a document with an image here.

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And we would like to change this photo.

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There are several options; here, for example,
under the

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links we find the possibility to relink the

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image from the Creative Cloud Libraries.

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But we don't use it.

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So that's not interesting for us.

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However, there is still the possibility to
relink an image.

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You can also have this done automatically by
simply holding

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down the Alt key and clicking on the link here.

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Then InDesign tries to create the links automatically.

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The "Go to Link" button gives us the ability
to find images in the document.

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So when I select something here and search
in my document, I simply click on

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"Go to link" here and the photo is displayed
in the document on the

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corresponding page.

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Now I would like to exchange this existing
image for a newly downloaded

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image.

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And there are various possibilities.

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As I said, there is also a button below the
image that

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allows you to relink the image, i.e. insert
a new image.

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I'll choose that.

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And here in my downloads I find an image that
I want to use.

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I'll select that here accordingly and click
Open.

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Immediately this picture is inserted here and
displayed directly

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at the place where the old picture was located.

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If I don't like this section quite so much,
there is the

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possibility to adjust this section by simply
clicking the

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right mouse button and selecting the desired
option via the context menu

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"Adjust".

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It is always important with these "Adjust"
options that you make the

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proportional choice, i.e. fill the frame proportionally
or adjust the

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content proportionally so that the photo is
not stretched horizontally or

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vertically and distorted.

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I use the option "Fit content proportionally".

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Then the following happens: The image is inserted
into the existing frame here.

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This is not quite so suitable now, because
then empty spaces are

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created at the top and bottom and fill proportionally.

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This causes the frame to be completely filled,
but maybe

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areas on the left and right are now cut off
in my case.

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If I switch to the direct selection tool here,
I get

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a red frame displayed and it also shows me
how big the

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image would actually be and what is not

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visible here, i.e. is hidden by my mask.

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But now I can move the image within

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this mask and choose a different section.

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The red frame also gives me the opportunity
to scale the

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section, i.e. possibly enlarge it a bit here
and zoom in

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further in the area that is interesting for
me now.

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So with the direct selection tool, I have direct
access to

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the content of this image frame and can scale
and adjust the photo accordingly.

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On the subject of scaling, I would like to
use the example of the poster

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template.

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I'll get that briefly now, the A0 format

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and we also have photos in the background

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and can also jump to the respective faculties.

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I'll go to the pages here and also switch to
mechanical engineering

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and would like to change the picture there
now.

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We already know how it works, we've just seen
that.

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I still have my direct selection tool here
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get a new background photo via the

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shortcuts, which I want to update here.

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Now I can scale this photo here as well, and

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when scaling with the Direct Selection

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tool, I now have the option to drag directly
on the handles.

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To do this, be sure to hold down the Shift
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so that the scaling is proportional.

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So what we have already heard: the aspect ratio
is to be retained.

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So direct selection tool, hold down Shift key

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and then you can drag the corners here to make

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a proportional change to the photo.

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You can make a change in the width and height
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millimeters or percentages in this area

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at the top of the configuration bar.

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The only important thing is that this chain
symbol, as it is active

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here, is set so that a proportional change
also occurs.

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So I select the picture again.

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As you can see, I'm currently at 109% and there
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also millimeter specifications for the format.

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Now I can do the scaling directly here, for
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So we offered a maximum of 200% to 200% here

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and this set chain symbol scales the image
proportionally.

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I can also enter other values, so 300% would
be the

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maximum that the quality still fits.

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I can also choose 1000, but you see, then the
image actually becomes very

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pixelated.

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So don't overdo it.

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Use 200 to 300% as the maximum values for posters,

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then it's still okay, but it shouldn't be more.

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Again, you can choose the section that fits.

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And now let's jump back to the flyer for a
moment.

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Let's take a look at how it works if we want
to insert an image in an area

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where there is no placeholder at all or where
there is no example image at all.

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As in this continuous text page.

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Then there is the Rectangular Frame tool on
the left.

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And with the rectangle frame, I can create
placeholders.

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In my layout, which just reserve rooms for
photos.

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If I jump back to the tool again and press
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This is the case with all tools that have such
a small triangle at the bottom

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right.

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Then I can select other options, such as the
ellipse here

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or I can also create a circle while holding
down the Shift key.

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As a picture frame.

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So I have now created different areas for the
photos.

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Yes, and now I just have to select suitable
pictures and fill them in.

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At the moment I am still missing the diagonal
lines, as they are actually

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displayed in the tool on the left.

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To be able to display them, I have to change
my view again

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and switch from preview mode to edit mode,
then I get the

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placeholders displayed here with the diagonals.

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And that's an indication that I want to place
photos at this point in the layout.

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For a frame I would like to import a picture
now.

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This is also shown to me here as an option.

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My frame is now also active and I can now import
an image into this frame.

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I can see that in the grippers that can be
seen.

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From the main menu "File" "Place".

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Can I select a picture?

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Take the example from earlier again.

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Don't be surprised, the frame has not been
completely filled out now.

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But now we know how to quickly use an option
to fill in this frame with the

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photo.

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Using the right mouse button and here the

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proportional fill gives me the opportunity
to

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fill the frame completely with the image.

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With the direct selection tool I can define
the section again.

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We have already seen that.

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What I would like to change now or also show

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is that the text runs around this picture frame.

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And to do this, we have various options

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up here to control the flow of text.

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I'll just set "Flow around the bounding box",
that's this blue frame, as an

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option.

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And you see, the text no longer runs behind
the

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picture, but is wrapped at the picture frame.

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There is also a separate palette for this text
reflow, which is a bit

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more extensive than what we find in the selection
menu above.

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And via the palette I can now also control
how much distance

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I want to set from the text to the picture
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The other options are also available to me
here via

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buttons and now I can set a distance of four
millimeters

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all around, for example, which is also visually

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displayed to me here, with a slightly thinner
blue

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frame around the bounding box.

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Yes, with this we have learned the most important
options for replacing or adding

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new images.

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I show here again on the round picture frame:
when I import

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a picture, which is also available to me here,
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to use round or elliptical picture frames.

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Here via "Adjust" "Fill frame proportionally"
I can also display

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the image completely again and I now set the
circulation here a

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little differently, namely according to the
shape, the continuous

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text should run around this picture frame.

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I'll set three millimeters as the distance
and you can see that the text

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picks up on the

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shape that is given to me here by the picture
frame and that makes the whole

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thing a bit more interesting.

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So these are the options available to us when
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include images, i.e. photos or vector graphics.

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At this point, I would also like to point out
that the release of posters and

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flyers or

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print products in general must always be done
via the marketing@oth-regensburg.de.