
INDESIGN CS3
User Guide
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Image imported without clipping path (left) and with clipping path (right)
Click the Color tab to view the following options:
Profile If Use Document Default is selected, leave this option unchanged. Otherwise, choose a color source profile
that matches the gamut of the device or software used to create the graphic. This profile enables InDesign to properly
translate its color to the gamut of the output device.
Rendering Intent Choose a method for scaling the color range of the graphic to the color range of the output device.
Typically, you’ll choose Perceptual (Images) because it accurately represents colors in photographs. The Saturation
(Graphics), Relative Colorimetric, and Absolute Colorimetric options are better for areas of solid color; they don’t
reproduce photographs well. Rendering Intent options aren’t available for bitmap, grayscale, and index-color mode
images.
Portable Network Graphics (.png) import options
WhenyouplaceaPNGimageandselectShowImportOptionsinthePlacedialogbox,you’llseeadialogboxwith
three sections of import settings. Two sections contain the same options available for other bitmap image formats.
The other section, PNG Settings, contains the following settings:
Use Transparency Information This option is enabled by default when a PNG graphic includes transparency. If an
imported PNG file contains transparency, the graphic interacts only where the background is transparent.
White Background If a PNG graphic does not contain a file-defined background color, this option will be selected
bydefault.However,itisonlyenabledifUseTransparencyInformationisactivated.Ifthisoptionisselected,white
is used as the background color when applying transparency information.
File Defined Background Color If a PNG graphic was saved with a non-white background color, and Use Trans-
parency Information is selected, this option is selected by default. If you don’t want to use the default background
color, click White Background to import the graphic with a white background, or deselect Use Transparency Infor-
mation to import the graphic without any transparency (displaying areas of the graphic that are currently trans-
parent). Some image-editing programs can’t specify a non-white background color for PNG graphics.
Apply Gamma Correction Select this option to adjust the gamma (midtone) values of a PNG graphic as you place it.
This option lets you match image gamma to the gamma of the device you will use to print or display the graphic (such
as a low-resolution or non-PostScript printer or computer monitor). Deselect this option to place the image without
applyinganygammacorrection.Bydefault,thisoptionisselectedifthePNGgraphicwassavedwithagammavalue.
Gamma Value This option, available only if Apply Gamma Correction is selected, displays the gamma value that was
saved with the graphic. To change the value, type a positive number from 0.01 to 3.0.
WhenPNGfilesareimported,thesettingsintheImageImportOptionsdialogboxarealwaysbasedontheselected
file, not on the default or last-used settings.
Acrobat (.pdf) import options
The layout, graphics, and typography in a placed PDF are preserved. As with other placed graphics, you cannot edit
aplacedPDFpagewithinInDesign.YoucancontrolthevisibilityoflayersinalayeredPDF.Youcanalsoplacemore
than one page of a multipage PDF.
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