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• How do I import photos from Aperture high ground for inDesign

  I did a bit of research on this but it seems that nobody has found a good way to do it.  However, it seems simple enough...

  -My photos are in Aperture 3.x.

  -I just got inDesign CS6 to create a book.

  -I can click and drag images from Aperture to inDesign without problem, except that... it brings in the preview.  Not the file full ground.  I don't mind working with the preview low ground of course... as long as it brings then size one at time of export.  But this seems not to happen.

  System: iMac 24 ", Mac OS 10.8, all the latest version of the software.

  I guess I could start by exporting all the photos on the desktop, but this would be an additional step of your time.  There must be a better way.  Uhhhh... right?

  Thanks for any help.

  Lookdenfer

  You mean like by selecting 'View of the icon' from 4 different display modes at the top of the Finder Windows?

  You can also adjust the size of the preview with the cursor on the bottom right window in icon mode.

  Click on the images below in the forum to see a larger view.

  

  Or as "Point of view Coverflow" one of the other points of view. You can scroll through the photos using the arrow keys on your keyboard.

  Or by clicking on the icon of one of your photos, press the space bar on the keyboard.

  You can then use the arrow keys left and right to scroll through your photos. The following photos will replace the current photo on the screen.

  

  Or if you have Creative Suite, you can use Bridge to view your photos at the same time. There are also some other features in Bridge. You can even drag photos directly from bridge to InDesign and it will automatically create links.

  In more recent versions of Mac OS x and InDesign, you can even drag the photos directly from the Finder in InDesign and it will automatically create links.

• Print from InDesign prints fine, but print after that exporting to PDF prints black as gray, low Image quality

  Hi all

  I have a printing problem going on with a document that I am currently trying to print.  When you export to PDF (high quality print or press quality setting, as well as to any possible color output) and then print, black my document go to the gray and the images look washed out.  This does not happen if I print directly from InDesign on my printer.  I tried to change the merger of transparent space, change the color profiles document and corresponding to export options to the options used when you print directly from ID, all without success. the document is always printed wrong when exporting to PDF first.  Any ideas why this might happen when exporting or printing to PDF, but not when you print directly from ID?  Thanks in advance for any help!

  I see.  Is there a way to ID artificially add CMY export in the same way as it does when sending to print?

  Is the destination of the document a composite digital printer or an offset press? If it is composite set your black preference for export fills and convert to RGB on export:

  

  

  In Acrobat, the two blacks will be 0. 0 | 0 RGB and will display the same

  

• Images high resolution that I matter IIN indesign appear in a definition very mlauvaise to the screen and once exported to pdf, they are still quite far from the original. Perhaps to remedy these problems.

  Images high resolution that I import in indesign appear in a very bad definition on-screen and when exported to pdf, they are still quite far from the original. Perhaps to address these problems?

  The bad export quality could be linked to the pre-selection of PFD you have chosen. Some of the presets are designed to re - sample images to make a smaller final PDF

• How to export to PDF with crop marks * and * an image high resolution?

  HI - firstly, apologies - I have another query here and this is a related issue. Because I have been unable to solve this problem, which is with InDesign CS5, I downloaded the demo of InDesign CC, as I work at a date limit.

  OK, so I'm used to be able to export PDF files of high quality with crop marks in CS5. That's what I want to do with my file.

  In InDesign CC, it seems that if I simply 'export', I don't give me no option to add placemarks of crop, even if the file is configured to have a bleed.

  If I rather 'print' in Adobe PDF format, I * can * add crop marks. However, I then lose the option to export images in high resolution (300 dpi), and they come out pixelated.

  Maybe I'm missing something, but for now it seems to me that I have a choice of images of high quality but without crop marks or crop marks and bad quality images!

  Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  PDF presets are the same in InDesign CC, they are in InDesign CS5.

  Choose file > export > Adobe PDF (Print)

  Simply choose a preset PDF which defines the resolution of the image in order to treat his high enough for your printing. There is also an option to print the Page guides and funds lost.

• InDesign cc export presets pdf for the quality and high quality printing press are missing.

  I have more quality of printing or high-quality print options to export a PDF file. Is - this intentional? Can I get back them?

  The first thing to try is repalcing preferences and restart the computer. See replace your preferences

  If this does not work, I put a folder of the old benefits here: https://www.hightail.com/download/OGhkZ285Q1JBNkUwTWRVag

• When I export to PDF from InDesign, my page size is higher than expected.

  I have an InDesign document with a page size of 8.5 "x 11".  There bleeding from. 125 "on each side.  When I export to PDF and look at the properties of the document, the page size is 9.33 "x 11.83".  I thought it would be 8.75 "x 11.25".  Why the page size par.83 instead de.25?

  Hmmm... can't reproduce here. Of course, including any kind of landmarks of the printer in the output increases the size of larger than the pad page + bleed, but as long as I have let everything under "Brand" unchecked by default and tick the check box use Document bleed settings under bleed and Slug, I get the 8.75 x 11.25 expected.

• Cannot export to PDF - need help in the understanding of the advice of adobe

  my indesign document could not export to PDF, so I looked upward to indesign help - see below; I couldn't find where to go after point 2 / would anyone help?

  Thank you

  
  

  Solution 2: Downsample the images after you export using Acrobat.

  1. Choose file > export and select PDF as the format, choose a location and click Save.
  2. In the export to PDF dialog box, clear the options for downsampling images.
  3. Open the PDF in Acrobat.
  4. Choose Advanced Options > optimization PDF.
  5. Set the options for downsampling in the settings of the Image pane.
  6. Disable all other options that are not needed.
  7. Click OK, and then choose the name and location to save the file.

  One thing that might help is to do a Save AS before try to export, which will remove old information to cancel and reduce the size of the file (don't forget that you have nothing that you really need to cancel first).

  This error can be caused by low memory or disk space, too. What is your operating system, the amount of RAM and how much free space on your hard drive?

• to come as white when background printing/export to PDF

  I'm creating a poster in indesign CS5.5.

  Im a user of Indesign based, used it to simple poster and publication projects, but it has never happened during the use of the colored backgrounds before.

  I created a box using the rectangle and filled with a color swatch tool.  Added images ontop of this rectangle and when finished, I went to export to PDF and the background color was replaced with white on the PDF file.

  I went through the images and created layers for each of them.

  I've recreated the rectangle and the base color in master pages

  I checked that i havnt changed the color of the paper

  None of the above worked.

  Strangely, although I got a PNG on the poster - when I print to PDF (not exported in pdf format) background color appeared in where objects encompassing would be, but he was white outside this line.

  I opened a new document and created a rectangular box colored in the middle of the page - it has exported and printed fine. I extended the edges of the rectangular box filled right to the edges of the page, and then exported and printed in PDF it came in white again.

  Any advice would be super useful as to what im doing wrong.

  Thank you!

  Thanks a lot everyone for your help!

  It turned out that InDesign export was beautiful, but it's a checkbox setting preference "Accessibility" Acrobat in replacement of color, document that has been chosen, the white background instead of what I intended it to be.  Only, I discovered when I sent my PDF document exported to myself, and it saw very well on my laptop and on another PC.  I can't believe, I spent over 3 hours trawl by Indesign and overlay settings!

• InDesign - issue pdf high resolution

  Hello! I put work done in my InDesign (publication) document pdf and when I pdf high resolution this page for printing, elements of logo have been excluded. If I have low res pdf the same page, it's fine. Any ideas on why this is happening? All other pages pdf high resolution'd in this document were very good. Thank you very much! Stephanie

  Check the attributes of OVERPRINTING: WINDOW-> OUTPUT-> ATTRIBUTES.

  Uncheck the options to overprint fill and not printable . Then export your PDF once again.

• Need help for export to PDF and transparency issues

  Thanks to this community, my InDesign files are almost free WARNING , but I still have the following warnings in the preflight:

  The PDF document using the features requiring at least Acrobat 5.0 (PDF 1.4) [someone suggested I do that - is this correct?]

  Used transparency (transparency group)

  Used transparency (soft mask in the image)

  Police is incorporated (either completely or as a subset)

  I export to PDF.

  I have merged my diapers.

  What should I do?

  Here is a summary of my settings:

  Description

  [Based on "[print high quality]"] Use these parameters to create Adobe PDF documents for print quality on the ovens and desktop printers.  Creating PDF documents can be opened with Acrobat and Adobe Reader 5.0 and later versions.

  Setting predefined PDF: CreatespacePreset

  Compatibility: Acrobat 5 (PDF 1.4)

  Compliance with standards: no

  General

  Pages: all the

  Spreads: Off

  View: default

  Layout: default

  Full screen: off

  Generate thumbnails: Off

  Optimize the PDF: on

  Create Acrobat layers: n/a

  Export of layers: visible and printable layers

  Include bookmarks: Off

  Include hypertext links: Off

  Export nonprinting objects: Off

  Export the visible guides and baseline grids: Off

  Create the tagged PDF document: on

  Interactive elements: exclude the

  Compression

  Color images

  No change sampling

  for the above images: 450 ppi

  Compression: automatic

  Size: n/a

  Quality: maximum

  Grayscale images

  Bicubic Downsample to: 300 dpi

  for the above images: 450 ppi

  Compression: automatic

  Size: n/a

  Quality: maximum

  Monochrome images

  Bicubic Downsample to: 1200 dpi

  for the above images: 1800 DPI

  Compression: CCITT Group 4

  Compress text and line art: on

  Crop the Image given to executives: on

  Marks and bleeds

  Crop marks: Off

  Brands of purge: Off

  Registration: Off

  Color bars: Off

  Information page: Off

  Brand page type: default

  Weight: 0,25 pt

  Shift: 0,0833 in.

  Use Document bleed settings: on

  Purge at the top: 0 in

  Bottom purge: 0 in

  Purge inside: 0 in

  Bleed outdoors: 0 in

  Slug area: Off

  Output

  Color conversion: no color Conversion

  Destination: n/a

  Profile Inclusion policy: include all profiles

  Simulate overprinting: n/a

  Output Intent profile_name: n/a

  Output condition: n/a

  The identifier for the exit Condition: n/a

  Registry name: n/a

  Advanced

  Subset fonts below: 0%

  Omit PDF: Off

  Omit EPS: Off

  Omit Bitmap Images: Off

  Transparency flattening preset: n/a

  Ignore spread overrides: n/a

  Security

  N/A

  Caveats

  Thank you

  Susan

  These warnings are not a problem for the export settings you use, not for CreateSpace so they can take the dynamic transparency.

• Web images are blurred when exporting to PDF

  We constantly place web (72 dpi) images in InDesign presentation documents, then export the PDF file for our customers. However when the PDF file is exported it makes images to 72 dpi blurred. I tried all combinations to export the PDF file I can think is to say high quality printing, change of compression to zero, change of color of the images "Do not downsample", export to interactive PDF and change the resolution etc and it always seems to compress my images every time.

  Any ideas?

  Note: The only way I found it is to recreate the images in the form of 150ppi however need an another solution because they must be 72 dpi.

  Thank you

  Acrobat displays the default images to 96 DPI system.

  In Acrobat, go into preferences and under the Page display, you can insert a custom resolution that will probably solve your problem.

  Note that this is an individual setting, other computers may not have this together.

• Color separation when you export a PDF file

  She was driving me crazy, ADOBE seems to have forgotten to separate colors when using export to PDF method.  Even quark has this option.

  In any case, I expect to know if there is a way that I don't know.

  See you soon

  On behalf of Adobe...

  Adobe applications, including InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop intentionally omitted the ability to initiate a previously separated PDF workflow. Even if we could hack together previously separated PDF format by producing PDF via PostScript distillation (another stream of work that strongly discourage us at Adobe), the concept behind modern PDF of publication workflows must leave content in its final form at the highest level of abstraction until it must be made, if this rendering is on the screen (a device intrinsically RGB) 4 dye Printing CMYK, or high-fidelity print using traditional CMYK dyes and other coloring such as bright green and orange or light cyan and light magenta as well.

  Once you separate the PDF, you can't really see the PDF for normal playback, you can not easily search or edit, and you cannot change the target printing condition. You can also not dynamic transparency in a previously separate PDF file! And modern native PDF RIPs do not work with these workflow! No ISO PDF / X standard supports these workflows either!

  You want or need to preview separations? Use the preview feature separation of Acrobat (or even the creation of applications).

  If you work with a Luddite printing service provider that requires this PDF files or creates internally, you really need to consider very seriously the other print service providers.

  -Dov

• Undesirable Anti-aliasing after export to PDF!

  Dear community,

  First of all, let me tell you, I'm relatively new to indesign.

  It's really driving me crazy: my boss gave me the task of renewing our business cards (no new provision, just different names and addresses). So I got the indesign file my predecessor did and changed the names and contact details. The indesign file contains three sides back to three different people, each with their own QR code.

  I made three new QR codes, removed the 'old' and brought the new po those (codes were initially PNG, I put them in Photoshop and exported in the form of PSD because I heard, I should use PSD files in ID instead of PNG or JPEG).

  When exporting to PDF, two of these QR codes are works fine, the third has the following problem: on the edges of the code, light gray thin lines appear, to my untrained eye, these look just as anti-aliasing. These only appear in the exported PDF file, not in Indesign itself and that in one of the three QR-codes, even if I created and imported them all the same way.

  I probably should mention, I did 50% transparent codes. I already did a lot of research about this issue and has said that it is a bug that has been fixed in ID CC 2014, so I updated my ID for this version, imported the corrupt PSD, still the same problem.

  What I did wrong with this PSD file in particular? Could there be a button or something, when I have the psd selected in the iD, which activates / deactivates AA on and off that particular file?

  I've added two pictures. 1 is one of those who do not all problems, the second is one that has some anti-aliasing, unwanted (or whatever it is). I just did the screenshots in Acrobat, because this forum won't let me download the PDF files. As I said, they both come from the same ID, exported file the same way.

  Thanks in advance for your kind help.

  Nigi

  

  The problem was caused by downsampling. The resolution is higher and you down tasted with the wrong method, also, you used grayscale or CMYK or RGB image, in this case a 1 bit image would be the choice. But the best is to use the feature ID QR.

• Color chart of model move when exported to PDF and read in Preview/GoodReader

  I tried for days find an answer to this issue, but have failed. You should also know that I am a self-taught user Adobe Creative Suite. I'm working on a Mac with CS6.

  I work for a small publisher that produces knitting books. The problem is this: our tech editor has created graphics in Illustrator using the color chart of model function. (These are graphic knit. Each square contains a shade of motif representing the knit stitch).

  I then place these cards in their format native .ai in an Indesign file and exporting to PDF. In Acrobat, the charts look fabulous. In the drive of the preview Mac and GoodReader, tables do this...

  

  ... the model color chart move around inside their places. Each of these points must be placed inside their places. First, when I resize the application framework, the nuances of the model move I have re-size of the frame. Any ideas on what could happen here?

  I tried to save the graphics as PDF files and putting those in the InDesign file. Does not help. Export diagrams as images (jpg or tif) works, but I need to make ridiculously high resolution/size for the quality of the vector image. I would rather put .ai files in the .indd file if possible.

  Try to use the file > object > expand on a copy of the original before making the PDF for placement.