How do I place an image in Adobe InDesign? Please give an answer in simple terms.

Hi Deepti The Place command is the primary method used to insert graphics into InDesign because it provides the highest level of support for resolution, file formats, multipage PDF and INDD files, and color. 1. Do one of the following: • To import a graphic without first creating a frame, make sure that nothing in the document is selected. • To import a graphic into an existing frame, select the frame. If the new image is larger than the frame, you can refit the frame later by choosing Object > Fitting > [fitting command] • To replace an existing image, select its graphics frame. 2. Choose File > Place and select one or more graphics files of any available format. If you select multiple files, you can click or drag in the document to place the selected files one at a time. 3. To replace an object you selected, select Replace Selected Item. 4. To add a caption based on the image metadata, select Create Static Captions. 5. To set format-specific import options, do one of the following: • Select Show Import Options, and then click Open. • Hold down Shift as you click Open or Shift-double-click a file name. 6. If the Image Import Options dialog box appears (because you chose to set format-specific import options), select import options and click OK. 7. Do one of the following: • To import into a new frame, drag to create a frame. Or, click the loaded graphics icon in the layout at the place where you want the upper left corner of the graphic to appear. • To import into an existing, unselected frame, click the loaded graphics icon anywhere in that frame. • To import into an existing selected frame, you don’t need to do anything if Replace Selected Item is selected. The image automatically appears in that frame. • To replace an existing graphic, hold down Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) and click the loaded graphics icon on the graphic you want to replace. • To place all the specified pages of a multipage file (such as a PDF or INDD file) at the same time, one overlapping another, hold down Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) and click the loaded graphics icon where you want the pages to appear. 8. To place the next graphic or the next page of a multipage PDF, click the loaded graphics icon in the layout where desired. If necessary, you can scroll to a different location or change pages without losing the loaded graphics icon. You can have a look at our Adobe Indesign http://www.digiscapegallery.com/product/adobe-indesign-cs6/ This course presents the core features and techniques that make this powerful page layout application fun and easy to use. Thanks Digiscape Gallery http://www.digiscapegallery.com/ read less