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Jpg not holds any effects.
I use TIF and PSD files for Indesign.
PSD is little better because lets choose which layer/layers are visible (TIF don't) but bigger and windows don't show thumnails so i preffer TIF.
Both keeps effects, adjustment layers and transparency (for transparency display in Indesign for TIF you must at saving preferences check "Save Transparency") which all displays in Indesign as well.

And better don't flattern if not sure that you are total finished with it.

[QUOTE="SeniorS, post: 115280, member: 30186"] Jpg not holds any effects. I use TIF and PSD files for Indesign. PSD is little better because lets choose which layer/layers are visible (TIF don't) but bigger and windows don't show thumnails so i preffer TIF. Both keeps effects, adjustment layers and transparency (for transparency display in Indesign for TIF you must at saving preferences check "[B]Save Transparency[/B]") which all displays in Indesign as well. And better don't flattern if not sure that you are total finished with it. [/QUOTE]

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