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1. Re: Which images loose quality if copied & pasted into InDesign CS5.5?
Do not do that.
Save them as PNGs and place them.
Bob
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2. Re: Which images loose quality if copied & pasted into InDesign CS5.5?
Why? It's a pain when I do that because I have to zip up a folder with the images to send the doc around.
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3. Re: Which images loose quality if copied & pasted into InDesign CS5.5?
Pating screen caps is probasbly not as deadly as it would be to other types of images, but there's a lot to be said for linked images in general over pasted ones in terms of being able to edit them later or reuse them elsewhere.
As fpor the inconvenience factor, how hard is it to use File > Package?
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4. Re: Which images loose quality if copied & pasted into InDesign CS5.5?
I'm not familiar with File > Package, but I will look into it. Thanks for the suggestion.
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5. Re: Which images loose quality if copied & pasted into InDesign CS5.5?
You could always place them and then embed them... but I agree with the boys above.