All pages are spreads

All pages except the cover page are spreads

Facing pages

Two pages next to each other

Drag it from the internet

File - > Place

Copy and paste it from a browser

Link it using your folders

To ensure that they remain high quality

So that you can edit the photos outside of InDesign if you need to

Because InDesign doesn't save the photos itself

All of the above answers

Pink/Purple

Bright Blue

Dark Blue

You can't see the margins

Yes

No

As guidelines for you to design with

InDesign won't work without those lines

It's easier to line things up with those lines

They are just there to annoy us

Use the black arrow

Use the white arrow

Use the free transform tool

You can't resize it if you didn't place it correctly

You're just going to crop the photo or change the frame

The photo will get smaller or bigger

You'll open the photo in Photoshop

The frame and photo will change

It's using low quality display

The red question mark means that the link is broken

You resized it incorrectly

You need to change the frame

You have too much text/Your text is too big

You don't have enough text/Your text is too small

Your text ends in an incomplete way

Your text has spelling errors that need to be checked

Make your text box smaller

Make your text box bigger

Make your text smaller

All of the above

Right click and change display performance

Edit the photo in photoshop

Delete the photo and re-place it

You can't, you just need to ignore the quality

Select the text box and make changes on the left side panel

Highlight text and then right click for options

Highlight text and then use the menu at the top to make changes

Select the text box and then right click for options