<style>
#u000 {
position: absolute; /* or fixed */
top: 50vh;
left: 50%;
margin-top: -00px;
margin-left: -00px;
}
</style>
Where:
I am working in rgb before converting to CMYK. images need to be in cmyk for the printing of the book.
Most likely because your document is 32 bits/channel.
Go to Image>Mode and select either 16 or 8 bits/channel.
MACnTUTOR wrote
"Eat the frog" — I try to get the most distasteful thing on my To Do list done first thing in the morning.
?? I hesitate to ask as I have a feeling I am going to regret doing so, but curiosity has the better of me.
And after I used the system font and added the style to my paragraph style it changes to something else sometimes? I'm confused :-D !
- I have never ordered the blue and the underline.
Photoshop CC2015.5.1で修正されているようです。（Lightroom CC 2015.6/Lightroom 6.6の場合はCC 2015.6.1/6.6.1で修正）
もう一つ関係ある情報があります。
Mac OS 上で Photoshop と Lightroom から用紙プロファイルを使用してインクジェットプリンターへの印刷時に予期しない色の結果が生じる
-- silk-m
After converting in CMYK save in .psd (not jpg) and try again.
Whats going on Adobe? we pay for a service that doesn't work !!!! get it fixed your costing me money. I still can't export PDF to a readable JPEG
Hi,
I just found my old Photoshop Elements 2.0 disc. I really used to enjoy playing with this programme but have lost the box with the serial number. I have tried to find it through the Adobe website but It's quite old and I don't have it registered on my account. Does anyone know how I can find the serial number for it? Many thanks for any help offered.
I have over 50 photos of my art to which I need to add the same ''For Sale'' image to the upper left hand corner of.
The ''For sale'' image was created by me and is saved as a PSD.
I can't seem to do that with ''process multiple images.'' Is there any other way to do this aside from opening all 50 photos, pasting the ''for sale'' image, placing it where I want it, then saving each one individually?
PSE15 on a MacBook Pro.
Thanks!
Firefox, like Chrome, uses its own PDF viewer, not Adobe technology. Probably worth asking in a Firefox forum.
Don't convert to CMYK yourself always work in RGB, if your printer hasn't given you a spec use the InDesign Acrobat PDF Presets. Use PDF/X-4 to convert to CMYK for commercial litho printing and for inkjet printing select High Quality Print which will allow the printing software to convert correctly to CMYK or even CMYK+ If it's say a 9 color printer.
Blurb wants the user to convert the images to cmyk before placing them in InDesign and then working within their plugin in ID
Im not going to do the exact opposite of what blurb recommends me.
Your for-statement is incorrect.
It goes like this:
for (initial-declaration; stop-condition; iteration-command)
So in your case it should be:
for (var i=1; i<=100; i++) {
At some point im gonna need a JPEG to place in ID. Cant really work with 150 large 100mb+ PSD files within an InDesign file.
My PSD's are saved in CMYK, and then saved as fullsize JPEG's via image processor, if that is what you mean
Hello!
I already noticed this was the issue in the past, but can't find solution for it.
I have LR 6.7 with Camera raw 9.7 and until yesterday everything worked perfect. LR was fast, no lag in between operations, nothing strange.
Yesterday I updated WIN 10 pro to newest build, so now I have Version 1703 and build 15063.413. And with this update, everything changed. Lightroom became slow as hell, can't work normally. There is lag between operations, when I copy/paste, it takes time....
I did not change anything anywhere, just updated windows. And now this.
Is there any known solution to this? Otherwise I am seriously thinking to go to alternative.
My system is:
P7P55D-E Socket1156 DDR3 ATX Intel P55 FSB 2133 OC/1600/1333/1066
I7-860 Sockel 1156 boxed
Corsair Modular Power Supply 650W
ANTEC MidiTower P183
Samsung SH-S223C 22x8x16xDVD+RW 22x6xDVD-RW 16xDVD+R/12xDVD-R DL 12xDVD-RAM 48x32x48xCDRW SATA
16GB RAM
Intel Postville 160GB SATA SSD 6,4cm 2.5Zoll 34nm MLC Retail box
Geforce GTS 250 1024MB DDR3 256BIT
Lightroom version: 6.7 [ 1090788 ]
License: Perpetual
Operating system: Windows 10
Version: 10.0
Application architecture: x64
System architecture: x64
Logical processor count: 8
Processor speed: 2,8 GHz
Built-in memory: 16382,0 MB
Real memory available to Lightroom: 16382,0 MB
Real memory used by Lightroom: 2012,3 MB (12,2%)
Virtual memory used by Lightroom: 2151,7 MB
Memory cache size: 1229,2 MB
Maximum thread count used by Camera Raw: 8
Camera Raw SIMD optimization: SSE2
System DPI setting: 96 DPI
Desktop composition enabled: Yes
Displays: 1) 1920x1200
Input types: Multitouch: No, Integrated touch: No, Integrated pen: No, External touch: No, External pen: No, Keyboard: No
Graphics Processor Info:
GeForce GTS 250/PCIe/SSE2
Check OpenGL support: Passed
Vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
Version: 3.3.0
Renderer: GeForce GTS 250/PCIe/SSE2
LanguageVersion: 3.30 NVIDIA via Cg compiler
This is a beautiful, but technically not the right solution.Such solutions should be used only if you are doing a design prototype. If you are making a live site, then you should explore the possibilities of Muse for a live site and not go beyond these possibilities. For a live site, the best solution is the standard menu widget in manual mode. You can see how it works, here Homepage . Check on the real device. The behavior of the menu in the desktop browser and on the real device is different.
Why must you convert to JPEG? Why can't you work with big PSD? This is normal and recommended. Don't embed.
jdan95037235 wrote
On small screens, Adobe software can't always display the entire menu for longer menus. Aside from changing screen resolution, is there a way to vertically scroll menus or access hidden menu items that are off screen?
I suspect this might be platform specific. With Windows, if you can at least see the twirl triangle and click on it once, so long as you take the cursor off the menus, they stay open for you. Unfortunately I can't test it properly as I only have large screens with 1920 x 1200 resolution, so I can't force any menus to overflow the screen, but I am wondering if from the above position, you can scroll down with the mouse wheel?
The other workaround is to use shortcuts if you use a particular action frequently enough to make it worth assigning them. JJ surprised me recently by showing us the Gaming keypad he uses. I have used Gaming keyboards for years now, because you can set up the G-keys with shortcuts and macros, but JJ's G13 takes it a step further. You could assign a hole bunch of menu commands with all those buttons. They have three banks via the top M1, M2 & M3 buttons, and they are application specific. I bet that little joystick thingie is pretty handy as well.
Hi Nigelr20595910,
Sorry to hear the inconvenience caused to you.
Could you confirm how you have been trying to use the service? Is it online via https://cloud.acrobat.com/ or through the desktop application Adobe Reader DC?
Make sure that you have installed the correct application which is Adobe Acrobat Reader DC not the Adobe Acrobat.
If not downloaded then you may download through- Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Install for all versions
Also, you must "Sign In" in the application or website using the correct email address under which you have the subscription registered.
Let us know if it still doesn't work.
Regards,
Akanchha
