Importing Graphics - Adobe 65009333 - InCopy CS4 - PC Using Manual

The Layers panel lists layers, with the frontmost layer appearing at the top of the panel.
Show and hide layers
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Choose Window > Layers.
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In the Layers panel, do one of the following:
• To hide a specific layer, click the eye icon to the left of the layer name.
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To show a specific layer, click the space to the left of the layer name.
• To show or hide all layers at once, choose Show/Hide All Layers from the panel menu.
Note: Only visible layers print.

Importing graphics

Import graphics
InCopy allows you to import graphics into existing frames. This is especially useful where content is created before the
layout, because you can choose the graphics for your articles as you write.
You can import graphics into existing frames only. Only InDesign users can create graphics frames. In standalone
InCopy documents, you can insert a graphic into the default text frame, making it an inline graphic.
InCopy supports the same wide range of graphics file formats as InDesign, including graphics created using Adobe®
Illustrator® 8.0 and later, bitmap formats such as PDF, PSD, TIFF, GIF, JPEG, and BMP, and vector formats such as
EPS. You can even import InDesign (INDD) pages as images. Other supported formats include DCS, PICT, WMF,
EMF, PCX, PNG, and Scitex CT (.SCT).
Notes on placing graphics in InCopy
When you import graphics into InCopy, keep the following in mind:
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For managed content, you must check out a frame before you can import a graphic into it.
• Once you import a graphic, you can transform (move, scale, rotate, shear) it inside the frame, fit the graphic to the
frame, and control the graphic's appearance. You can also tag a selected frame for future XML use by selecting
commands from the context menu.
Updated 29 April 2009
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