Case Based Critical ThinkingAs Katie's print department has grown, her team has taken on longer jobs that are more complex: they involve high-resolution image files with large file sizes, managing different versions of supplied artwork, and retouching considerations. For Katie, this has also meant that she must train her team to work effectively with high-resolution image-based projects.

While interviewing a candidate for a new designer, Katie knows immediately that the candidate does not understand Adobe products.  What statement does he make that is false and shows his lack of understanding of these products?

A. InDesign is a layout application
B. InDesign is a photo manipulation application
C. One useful overlap between InDesign and Photoshop is the ability to remove a white background from a placed graphic in InDesign.
D. Adobe products have been engineered to work together, almost seamlessly.

Answer: B