adding an image field in a form indesign

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Angelou YouTube Gio's Mammal smart here and today's very we teaching you how to place images resize images and format images in Adobe InDesign so you haven't we need to the program this should help you out that's come up next what's up guys GSM smart here another brand new video for to towards Jess thanks for stopping by glad to have you here for another video if you have many to the channel new tuning my videos and encourage you to subscribe to channel plenty of other tutorials regarding Adobe products such as Photoshop InDesign Premiere Pro aftereffect we even have tutorials on some of the free programs such as audacity and GIMP so if you're interested in software go and hit the subscribe button as well as that post notification bells so you can stay up to date with all the most recent videos so in today's tutorial we're going to be working in as will be InDesign and showing you how to basically work with images how to import them place them format them resize them what all the tools do so you can create some great magazines books or whatever type of document you're creating in InDesign so first we're going to create a new document here I'm going to go ahead and create three pages so in page go and click 3 you want to make custom size adjustments you can otherwise by default it'll probably go to the size of regular paper then we're going to press create at the bottom and this will give you 3 pages you can work on so if you want to add images to InDesign it's actually very easy I have a folder here on my desktop called InDesign tutorial where I have several images now just like in every other program you can very easily just highlight or click one image and then alt tab back over and drag it in just like that and that works just fine however you want more control over placing images and InDesign then you'll have to go through the file menu which is generally what people would do so if you go up to file here go to place and you can navigate to your folder here you see several options down here at the bottom show import options this is mainly only if you're trying to import something like a Photoshop file illustrator file with many layers replace selected item that's if you have something selected already on your board here which we'll go over in just a second so you don't need to worry about any of this for right now I'm going to go and uncheck mark because you have nothing selected anyway and we can go ahead and select one picture that we might want to import now I think we'll see the same thing happens we would have dragged something in but you'll see a preview of your image here now there are two.