How to Place Images in InDesign CS6 Do's and Don't's

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How to Place Images in InDesign CS6. The Do's and Don't's of inserting graphics or images into Adobe InDesign CS6 (v8 of InDesign). There are many ways to do it. There are the right ways, FILE - PLACE image, photograph, logo or graphic. There are the wrong ways, the Don't's - drag and drop from the Internet via a browser to your InDesign document or copying and pasting images from Word files and pasting them into InDesign CS6. Same applies for CS5.5, CS5, CS4, etc., really. Watch the full video on the Do's and Don't's of placing images in InDesign CS6 here. InDesign CS6 Expert tips on placing images: "Dragging from Explorer (Or Bridge, or Finder on the Mac) is the equivalent of File - Place... and navigating to the image you want to use. Dragging from anywhere else is the equivalent of copy/paste and should be avoided." SOURCE (full): http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1022400 The Don't's can cause InDesign CS6 documents to get corrupted and crash. How to fix InDesign when this happens? Use the Markzware File Recovery Service for InDesign CS6 and lower files, but also Illustrator, PDFs and QuarkXPress DTP files: http://markzware.com/products/file-recovery-service/ How to Place Images in InDesign CS6. The Do's and Don't's by Markzware.