Sarah,

Roy provided one answer, but I'll give a caution: DON'T copy and paste from
Photoshop into InDesign (if that's what you're describing). All you get is
the equivalent of a screen shot, with no link to the original file. Instead,
use File>Place.

I'll add to Roy's remarks: if you want to keep the current frame dimensions,
but scale the photo within the frame, switch to the white arrow, click
inside to select the photo itself, then hold down Shift while you drag on
the corners of the image. Switch back to the black arrow when you're done,
and click in empty space (good habit to develop).

--Claudia

> Sarah Rose wrote:
>
>> Please excuse a beginner's question,
>> but how do you resize a photo proportionately in CS 1 that has been
>> copied and pasted into the document?



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