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1. Re: Unable to place graphics into a document(they are grayed out), but I am able to drag and drop them in? (InDesign)
Be more specific:
(1) Version of InDesign
(2) Computer platform
(3) EXACTLY what file format are the graphic files.
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2. Re: Unable to place graphics into a document(they are grayed out), but I am able to drag and drop them in? (InDesign)
I wanted to as the same, but additionally:
What does drag and drop mean here? From the desktop? Finder? Explorer? Or from another application directly from the document window to the InDesign page?
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3. Re: Unable to place graphics into a document(they are grayed out), but I am able to drag and drop them in? (InDesign)
InDesign CS5.5 Version 7.5
OSX 10.9.4
Files are jpgs (that have been exported from InDesign)
Thanks!
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4. Re: Unable to place graphics into a document(they are grayed out), but I am able to drag and drop them in? (InDesign)
When you place content from InDesign, why are you exporting it as JPG?
You can either
- save the INDD file and place it directly into InDesign or
- export the INDD as PDF/X-4 and place it into InDesign.
This should result in better quality than using JPGs which will be always a loss of crispyness, change of colors, blurry text and loss of quality.
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5. Re: Unable to place graphics into a document(they are grayed out), but I am able to drag and drop them in? (InDesign)
Drag and drop from Finder or Desktop, both work