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You can't make a blog post with a title like that. Fantastic! Looks like you're a lost cause. Get out of here! Start a new post titled "How to Add Images to an InDesign Document" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pfge6qv0rFg&index=2&list=PLO4IYLkdyE-EF_b3bNmQG_HsfrZ1UOTJT This video explains how to add images to an InDesign document, and shows all the steps taken in adding each image to a page layout. It also shows the parts of a page layout that do specific jobs, and how to use them. There is a video tutorial for every step in the process. So you don't need to re-watch all of them to learn about a particular step. It's great! So now you know this much: InDesign Page Layouts can be as simple as a single page, or as complex as your imagination wants to create! You can make them from Photoshop files, from InDesign files, or from another program. And you can add images, text boxes, and other objects to them. You know that page layouts are "live", which means that if you change their contents (such as the text in a box), then the changes show up in all of the documents that use that layout. That's pretty great, because if you're doing a lot of work on a particular layout, then it saves time if all of your documents reflect the changes.I'm sorry, I couldn't put anything about "Fantastic" or "Lost Cause" in my post. I'm sorry...it's not allowed here... but it's alright, is it? I'm trying my best! InDesign has a lot of great features that save time and help you produce professional looking documents with little effort. InDesign also has a lot of built-in templates that you can use for various content. The most basic of page layout templates are the ones in InDesign's "Page Setup" dialog box, which you can access from the "File" menu. There are layouts for only a single page, or a two-page spread with a blank page in between, or a two-page spread without blank pages in between. cfa1e77820
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