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What does it means to "maintain (or not) Transparency" in Photoshop when placing it in another program like InDesign?

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Take the image of the blue circle below as an example. "Maintaining transparency" means when it is placed in a document, the checkered parts around the circle will remain see-through.

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If transparency is NOT maintained, the document bounds of the blue circle file will be visible (the white part). The edges around it will no longer be see-through.

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In Design has transparency option so I think you don't need to take care of maintaining transparency. you can apply transparency to the object in In Design.

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  • Wrong answer for this question. InDesign's transparency can only be applied to entire objects. It has nothing to do with "maintaining" the transparency in a placed file.
    – Jongware
    Commented Nov 24, 2015 at 9:19

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