Creating inline graphics

- [Instructor] In this movie,…we'll take our independent graphics right here…and we will turn them into inline graphics,…so they're actually part of the text.…And this is another one of those things…that you can do inside InDesign that you can't do,…at least at the current time,…in either Illustrator or Photoshop.…So, first thing I'm going to do is get rid…of this Command key that I drew inside InDesign,…because it's not quite right.…The proportions are off, as you can see,…the loops are too small, and this central region is too big.…

So I'm just going to go ahead and get rid of that guy.…And then, I'll make a duplicate of this one,…because we're going to come back to it,…I'm going to show you a couple of different ways…to make inline graphics.…One is to select the black arrow tool,…as I've done in advance,…and then go ahead and drag this widget right here,…and notice if you hover over it…that you can either drag it to make an anchor object,…or you can Shift-drag to make an inline object,…or you can Alt- or Option-drag to open the dialog box.…