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• When you try to create a PDF file from a police site is not correctly convert into a readable format

  Hello

  As the title says when I find something on a website I want to create a PDF with, the font that is readable on the site converts once the PDF file is created in an unknown format, which is not readable in any language. I use Adobe Acrobat XI Pro and novice quite using Acrobat, so any info would be a great help. Try and search around the forum for the question but I don't really know what to type I'm not familiar with what the text converts to.

  

  Print to PDF from a site that has CSS style fonts, you should choose the option "depend on font system.." in the Adobe PDF printer properties.

• How can I select text in a PDF imported from Photoshop (place)?

  Hello

  I try to use InDesign to generate links in a file created by Photshop that must ultimately be in PDF format. This is my first time using InDesign. I originally placed the PSD himself file in InDesign, but soon realized that the rasterized text when importing. I read somewhere on these boards that import a Photoshop PDF instead allows to keep the text, and it's true. Clearly it's vector and I can zoom as much as I love and see that the text is smooth.

  However, in order to create hypertext links, I need to select the text, and I am unable to do this - all the imported image is a solid block in a framework. Any ideas?

  My workaround solution should which is not possible is to understand how to create links between a rectangular area. This would have the same effect, I think.

  Thank you!

  You can't dig anything within a file - even if the PDF file has 'real text' in it, InDesign treats like any other graphic image. Similarly, well that when you export to PDF, the placed file will appear again as a 'real' text, no interactivity in any PDF file is destroyed; creating thus the links in the PDF file will not help either.

  What you do is not the correct workflow, but if you went too far, this path to backtrack, you have two options to create links that alignment visually with the contents of the file placed - you can use the link tool in Acrobat (easier, because once you're in the final PDF file text is selectable - then right-click to display the context menu with "create a link" at the bottom) or you can create an empty rectangular block in InDesign, brand, which frame a hyperlink (select the image itself, then add a hyperlink using the Panel), then place it on the text.

• PDF files from illustrator into photoshop

  every time I open a pdf that I have saved from illustrator into photoshop appears all pixelated. but open it in acrobat or anythin else she opens wide. It is all vector based drawings should therefore all be n crunchy sweetness. ideas of Ant on how to remedy this situation?

  Photoshop is a program focused on the pixels with some vector capabilities, but when you open (actually imports) a file pdf or placed as a smart object in Photoshop the result is naturally pixels.

• Quality PDF export from InDesign and Photoshop problems

  Hello.

  I have problems exporting my InDesign files to PDF and keeping the Res. And it's not only images (I understand on the CIO) is the guy over there too.

  I exported as preset high quality printing - this is false. Are there other settings to make sure the PDF export retains the quality of high resolution and clarity?

  At the time of high resolution when I export jpeg or eps but not PDF.

  I also noticed the same problem when I export to PDF from Photoshop.

  I really need to create interactive and high quality print PDF of my InDesign files.

  Please can you advise.

  Thank you

  Karen

  Sounds like it might be that the setting resolution in Acrobat is not corresponding to the screen.

• Print to PDF from Photoshop

  I have a problem when printing from Photoshop PFD. My image size is 7 "x 10" and when I I view it in the preview window before printing (I add crop marks) looks like a fine print on 8.5 "x 11". Once printed, the image is reduced to about 1/10 of the size and is located in the upper left corner of the sheet of letter size. Anyone know what I am doing wrong? Thank you!

  You can import the image into illustrator or indesign and save it like that.

  Here's an autour work:

  Certainly, Photoshop does not bleed. Just create your canvas to allow the amount of desired purge. For example, if you want to print on 8.5 x 11 with bleed and you don't souhaitiez.25 inc to bleed, the size of your canvas to 9x11.5

  Then when you are ready to save the file to be transferred to the printer, you will need to do the following...

  (1) get a PDF printer driver - I use CutePDF Writer

  (2) to flatten your image (remember to save a copy with a different name before you flatten or you will lose all your layers!)

  (3) click on print (you must print on the disc, not on a printer. End result is to create a print ready file on your disk to transfer your pre-press shop)

  (4) in the settings, select EXIT. Select 'corner cropmarks.

  You must also set the 'Bleed '. It should be equal to the size of your work plan under your print size.

  -janelle

  Finally and importantly, you need to change the layout of your printer driver settings to match the size of your work plan. Choose "Postscript Custom Page" and change the settings of the Custom (default) letter and enter the size of the artboard (example, if your work plan is 9.5x12 enter only)

• A graphic imported from Photoshop is pixelated

  I have a problem when you try to import a graphic file, even a .psd file in flash pro. The problem is that when imported, the graphic is pixelated and the edges of the graph doesn't look like not smooth (not curves but pixelated lines). Interestingly, the problem only happens when I test the movie, but everything by editing the graph seems very well.

  I use windows and have flash and photoshop cs5. How can I transfer my graphics from photoshop to Flash without the pixelation of the curved lines? Thank you.

  To add to what Adninjastrator said, you might think also about creating vectors in Photoshop as most games use vectors because it isn't Pixelize any size

  Learn more about the drivers at the following link...

  http://www.melissaevans.com/tutorials/vector-art-with-Photoshop

• Question about preparing files for printing from Photoshop

  I need to understand the best way to save for print from Photoshop. Here are the things that are confusing to me:

  Problem: When I create a design in Photoshop, I find myself with a few options on how to save my document. I would like to know which of the following statements is the best method:

  Method 1: create a PDF, and embed the fonts. This method, which worries me because I read that some fonts will not be open on the end of beneficiaries because of restrictions imposed by the manufacturer of the police. I should be concerned or is embedding fonts the best route to take?

  Method 2: Convert all types of forms. This method seems to be the most secure, but I read problems related to this road as well. A site commented that having too much text converted into forms can cause extremely long print times. Is this true?

  Another problem I encountered with the conversion of text in forms is when I have a paragraph that has more than one color of text... convert forms converts just one color. I would like to know a work around that. Currently, I create separate layers for different text colors and try to align them manually... a lot of your time. I know that InDesign would be best for this kind of thing, but Photoshop works very well for me, asside from this little thing).

  Method 3: Flatten my whole design (text and everything) at 300 dpi. My text will look like flattening crunchy at this resolution?

  Thanks to all who can help clarify this for me. I read so much incompatible information online that I don't know what to think.

  It would be great if there were a being all put an end to all the applications that actually everything we dream in one application. Maybe someday, but it's not the reality at this point. There is no IllustPhotoDesigner, so we need to deal with what we have to work with. It beats paper and pens, at times, but it has limits as well.

  In fact, In Design is much easier to use then Photoshop. You take the tool like Photoshop and type text. You place the images using the place command. You create PDF files by exporting to PDF or use the print dialog box.

  Photoshop is great for editing images of several kinds. Text is not really one of them unless you perform a text as a graphic you want to create an image in the text.  Creating a paragraph of text ends usually soft because if you're setting type in Photoshop, you are dealing with the resolution of the file so that if you type set In Design, you are not limited to the resolution of files, but the resolution of the device output you print on.

  The extent of the Junk Mailer - only cowards use a fake name to communicate.

• I did this after intro animation effects and it was made entirely from photoshop files and my comp settings in AE is HDV 1920 x 1080 25, then I was asked to the release of the film in 1920 X 1080 MPEG H.264 NTSC 29.97 progressive, someone has an idea how?

  I did this after intro animation effects and it was made entirely from photoshop files and my comp in AE settings is HDV 1920 x 1080 square pixels 25,.

  Then they asked me out of the movie at 1920 X 1080 MPEG H.264 NTSC 29.97 progressive, someone has an idea how?

  1. to adjust for NTSC composition without affecting the report l / h.

  2 - this film must be rendered in RGB + ALPHA, and yet the mpeg does not support this definition, it seems that the record will be in the video codec animation or other.

  I am bit confused if I need to adjust the model, or leave it and set the video codec only.

  Thank you

  If you have (or get) MPEG Streamclip, which is free, you can open the anamorphic clip and resize it to 1080 true. You will be able to choose H.264 as a codec. It will be if necessary deinterlacing. Suppose that the MPEG card is a MP4 container.

  Good luck.

  Russ

• How to prevent pdf files from opening in exel?

  stop pdf files open in exel .robert Monda

  Do you have a PDF reader? Adobe? Foxit? If these are attachments, follow these steps. If they are already on your disk HARD, just skip the first step.

  1. download and save the attachment to the office.
  2. right click on the saved file.
  3. Select: Open with on the shortcut menu.
  4. click on: choose [default] program.
  5. Select: (your program PDF reader)
  6. check: always use the selected program to open this type of file.
  7. click on OK.

  This should allow you to open these attachments directly from email address now. If your problems persist, see this.

  Cannot open. PDF of Windows Mail attachments
  http://www.Winhelponline.com/articles/236/1/Unable-to-open-PDF-attachments-from-Windows-mail.html

  Bruce Hagen
  MS - MVP October 1, 2004 ~ September 30, 2010
  Imperial Beach, CA

• Transfer from Photoshop to InDesign text style

  Dear all,

  I'm about to tear my hair out on this one.  I created a text layer in Adobe Photoshop using the Orange Gradient with style in the Panel shadow styles.  The text layer appears in a photograph.  How can I get this text layer in InDesign and work with him on the same photograph?  I tried to save it to the CC library, but I can't seem to get that to work for me.  Copy / paste does not retain the style format.  I think that there should be an easy way to do it.  Save as a psd file does not work, either – nothing allows me to edit and work with the style in InDesign, if I want to change some of the words, etc.  It is frustrating, so I must be missing something simple.  I can't keep the layers feature when moving from Photoshop to InDesign.  I am a monthly subscriber and have also an Illustrator and other Adobe software.  Can I use one of them?  I want to create a magazine in InDesign using some pictures and text in Photoshop, because I like the feature styles there, but can't seem to get anything to work for me.  Thank you.

  Place as PDF or PSD is the way to do this.

  To make changes to the text, click right in InDesign and use Edit Original. This will open your document in Photoshop, and the changes will be applied when you return to InDesign.

  As a side note, text with effects, Illustrator may be the best place to create and then place it as an AI in InDesign.

  In regards to layers, you can control which layers in Photoshop or Illustrator document are displayed to in InDesign, but you cannot directly work with the layers. Each program has its strengths and weaknesses, and they are intended to be used together.

• Open or save PDF files crashes Photoshop CS4

  Whenever I try to open a PDF file or save a file (for example a flattened PSD or a JPG) as a PDF from Photoshop, it will crash and give me an error report.  My Macbook Pro is only 2 months old, so I thought that maybe CS4 was simply too old for her, but all the other aspects of the program works perfectly and only manipulation of PDF files will give me this message and cause the crash.  However, I just installed Adobe Acrobat Reader DC earlier today right before trying to save/open these PDF documents, so I don't know if this has something to do with this issue.

  In addition, I tried to convert a JPG file to PDF in Bridge and also, he crashed and gave me an error.

  Yosemite OSX 10.10.1 and already updated CS4 11.0.2 using (and had this error before and after this update).

  I rarely have problems with Photoshop, so I'm not very familiar with a problem like that.

  After various attempts at solving problems, I discovered that the problem was caused by a corrupted font, that I discovered by validating and accordingly to remove the incorrect font files.

  I wanted to put it out there, just in case it helps someone else who might have the same problem.

• What is the best way to make a PDF file several Photoshop images, while maintaining editable layers?

  What is the best way to make a PDF file several Photoshop images, while retaining the layers in editable for later use mode? I tried to do in Acrobat, but it does not keep separate layers. I also tried to automate the PDF presentation in Photoshop, but it combines the layers as well. I need to enable layers from photoshop retain their ability to be edited.

  It is not possible at this time, Photoshop is not a page layout program and pdf is hardly a format suitable to hold several files psd layered or editable page layouts.

  Why would you do that anyway?

• How to use the railways imported from Photoshop/Illustrator as guides of movement

  Hi people,

  I was raking the internet unsuccessfully for an answer to my question, but I had no luck so far.

  I hope realize animation wise is to have a form to move a path together created in Photoshop. The reason is, it is a very specific form (close enough a square but with curved corners and a piece missing on one side), and I used the path feature in Photoshop to create and the path for the smoothest possible effect of race. What I would ideally like to, it's the same way I used to create the shape in Flash Professional CS6 and then use this same path to guide a small symbol on the perimeter of the place of import.

  So far, I worked on how to apply the movement to a symbol through interpolations of base, then I can draw a line with the pencil tool and which apply to the interpolation it follow the trace in pencil instead of just get from point A to point B. The problem is, it's horrible... I'm not good enough with a mouse to create absolutely perfect freehand shapes, so I just want to be able to use the path of Photoshop as my guide of movement instead of having to make a new one from scratch.

  I looked around many import methods, the greatest success I have had is export paths to Illustrator file, and then import the Illustrator file into Flash directly. However, I have NO idea where these paths to go when they are imported, or how to access. If I import them to the scene, they apparently disappear before I've even seen them, and if I import them into the library that they just aren't there.

  I could also make a brief description of the operation of railways in Flash - me are familiar with the presentation of Photoshop, what with the paths that appear in a panel beside the layers one (perfect me seems logical, because you can simply switch between the two panels to see what you want). I do not understand how they work in Flash and what should I look for...

  Thank you very much in advance for any help!

  Todd

  I just did a quick test to see what the problem might be. It seems that import a schema from Photoshop into Flash converted to a movieClip. If I have to break the movieClip I just get a fill without line. Unfortunately, this fill will not work as a guide. I could use the tool in Flash pen and draw a new line in a new layer, but that's what you try to avoid having to do.

  If I take a path in a Photoshop file saved in Illustrator, I can fondle then the path and then save as .ai file. So I can import into Flash. This any path is recognized as an online Flash and will work as a path. You may need to do a cleaning of the line. My quick example were too many points inside.

  The guide should be done in one line item in Flash. A movieClip cannot be a pathname. Most often, the path is taken directly from the State with the pencil tool.

• Open the images in Photoshop window appear pixelated, but same images in Acrobat or spectator air well. Help to solve? Link to screenshots.

  Some files and images open in Photoshop window look pixelated or choppy, but when I opened in Acrobat or viewer they look very well. This just started about two weeks ago. I reset my settings and all the help topics developed for blurry/re-sizing images. I had this problem with pdf, jpg and .tiff files.

  Thank you!!

  Photoshop CS6 worm. 13.0.1x64

  Windows 7 Professional Intel (r) Core i5 - 3340 M CPU @ 2.70 GHz

  AMD (ATI) over-pants M6000 (FireGL V) Pro Mobility graphics card

  EXAMPLE OF PROBLEM

  Photshop_Screenshot_PDF

  Same_Image_Acrobat

  This black degradation in the background at the top looks like an old ATI driver bug where if a given pixel the red channel to zero all the three colors of the pixel would go black.  I think it was a couple of years, we've been see as.

  See if AMD has released new drivers for your card over-pants.

  -Christmas