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• Creating buttons in Indesign to imported Illustrator multilayer files.

  Hello.

  I'm trying to create a digital portfolio. I want to create a button with 2 different States of an Illustrator file. When I try and import button, only the State of one is visible. What I am doing wrong?

  It's very well, they are on 2 different layers in Illustrator, it can be done.

  Probably my fault she explained is not clear, as I did from memory.

  (1) import the Illustrator file as usual in Indesign.

  2) convert it to a button as usual

  (3) in Indesign, select the State you want in the button panel. Either be rollover or click

  (4) double click anywhere on the button (but not in the Center) and it should go to the solid blue frame (as opposed to the blue frame dotted or the orange box)

  (5) then go file > Place

  (6) on the left hand side to down, you should see a show Import Options checkbox to say. Make sure it is checked, and click Open. (See screen grab)

  (7) a new window will appear. Select the layer tab and you can now change the layers are visible. Toggle visibility, then click ok

  What should it be

  The 2 States in illustrator

  

  You must check the import option

  

  Showing the new options you need to change the visibility of the layer

  

  How it should look. that is the next selected state and the correct layer is the symbol of the eye

  

  Final result

  

• Placed Illustrator image is invisible in InDesign

  I have an Illustrator image made from a LiveTrace, only five colors, but a drawing together hundreds of small objects. When I try to put this in a graphic file in InDesign, it's invisible (although there is the sign of the target in the area of the image indicating that something is there). When I try to save the Illustrator file to PDF, I have the same blank page.

  I don't know there is something obvious, Miss me him, but I tried without success for half an hour to understand. It is ID CS5.5 and Illustrator CS5. Much obliged to anyone who can help out me.

  Rob

  There not printable? Perhaps as an attribute in Illustrator?

• Import of images - not illustrated - only broken fram icon problem

  Hi guys

  Im trying to import illustrations in livecycle - im images in illustrator and export as BMP images.

  When I try to import into my livecycle form (create the frame of the image, select BMP in office) all I get is a grey icon broken chassis.

  I see that BMP is a supported image file type, so an ideas of what is happening well wrung out here?

  ID be grateful for pointers (once again... Thanks guys) as im hoping to create most of my topics or game type in illustrator, it slams into forms such as images - so if anyone knows what's wrong - could point me to a decent tut etc it would be greatly appreciated.

  Im hoping this is just being dumb.

  also, while asking im - vector art can be introduced in livecycle? -I did not see that he supported - guess you could be at the size to agree and then export as bitmap? but then I would get gray sampling error

  Help...

  see you soon

  example (randomly) attached BMP does not

  I will not be able to use your image either.

  If I convert it to another format (ex: jpg) it works fine. If I open and save again (save in bmp format) it works fine, but your image will not work.

  The only difference between your orinal bmp and mine is the color depth. Yours is 65K mine is 16. 7 m, but I see no difference.

  Anyway, the image is in the attached files section.

  According to the vector information, discover 3D 8.2 components and versions of livecycle, maybe they will do what you want.

• Can I cut around a path on a layer of the imported bitmap image?

  Hi all

  I work in Illustrator 9 on Windows 7.

  Can I cut around a path on a layer of the imported bitmap image?

  I have imported a Photoshop layer and I have a way of triangle on an Undercoat of the imported bitmap layer I want to select around outside of and then cut around the trail on the imported bitmap layer to make this bitmap layer the shape of my path of triangle.

  But when I select "Reverse" he tries to select other paths out of my way to triangle, it selects only the layer of the bitmap and leaves me to delete only this layer of the entire bitmap.

  I want to choose my path, then do it slightly cut the edge of the track on my imported bitmap layer.

  Thank you for any input,

  Digi

  You can use paths in an artistic form, no pixels, no clipping mask.

  If you need to recreate this in Illustrator. Should be simple enough to create these wavy lines. Their color, the pathfinder to create the triangle. You can then create the art brush.

  This here shows a slightly more complex procedure, because there is a gradient in there: http://www.vektorgarten.de/illustrator-flattening-transparency.html

  For wavy lines, you can use the effect zig - zag (or filter)

• How to import an image in labview

  Dear Sir.

  How can I import an image two bmp in labview and compare it... taking as reference and others as a sample...

  Under the graphic palette and suond, you'll find two pallets more than imagews of the handle and the other image files.

  Of those, you can do a pixel-by-pixel comapre.

  Ben

• Import RAW images in too small magnifying glass

  Hey guys, I just started my transition from Nikon DSLR to M43 with an Olympus OM - D EM5 ii. I'm having a problem when I try to import raw files into Lightroom. For some reason, Lightroom is not properly rendered preview. As you can see from the photos below, choose 'Fit' is not in fact the image of the loop. In addition, choose zoom 1:1 does not increase my zoom at all. 2:1 and more zoom more, however, it is pixelated. I can't understand why it's different than my Nikon imports. Everyone knows about this problem before? I have provided photos and attached the RAW file. I use Lightroom 6 for PC

  

  

  

  RAW file:

  
  

  backup files online

  FensterB wrote:

  So just to be clear, that you suggest that the embedded jpg is too small to give insight in the import menu?

  The preview that appears in the LR 6.6.1 module import is 1000 x 750. I extracted the preview built-in with the help of ExifTool and it is 3200 x 2400. For some reason, LR resizes the built-in preview, which is not normal behavior. I suggest this report as a 'problem' here: Photoshop community customer family

  FensterB wrote:

  If this is the case, do you find that it is better to import them all, then library view to select and delete?

  As Just Shoot Me explained the import module is not the right place to review images. Import all image files in a single Destination folder where you want to keep them permanently (not temporary). At the speed of the import process select under file > build Previews > is 'Embedded or Sidecar' or 'Standard '. Embeded or Sidecar will provide faster import and allow full display screen if your screen resolution is no more than the built-in preview 3200 x 2400 resolution. If your screen is a higher resolution than that you will need to select "Standard". If you absolutely need to examine images for 1:1 you can select 1:1 in the menu dropdown to Import module "previews to build."

  Then use tools compare, choose flag, Star Rating, color, keyword and Collection of the library module to review and organize your image files. Once done, you can select all of the 'set as rejected' beating flag image files and delete them. Julianne Kost has some video tutorials. Here's one that should help you: Lightroom 5: Select, rate and prioritize your Images - YouTube

• Where can I download an earlier version of Acrobat Pro, Indesign, Bridge and Illustrator?

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  I'm looking to download an earlier version of Acrobat Pro, InDesign, Bridge and Illustrator? I have the serial number and spoke to license team that they were unable to help me. Help, please!

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  Helena

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• Cannot import the image of the panorama - file too big

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  What is the problem? I thought the max image size is much higher? 300000 x 300000 pixels? What can I do to fix this? I am running Windows 7, 64 bit.

  The maximum file size is 64 k pixels from the edge of the longest (so OK there), or a maximum size of 512 million pixels, the lowest being retained. I think that your file is more than 700 million pixels, which makes it too big for Lightroom.

• Massive importation of images in Muse?

  Is there a method to import complete records and hierarchies of folders in Adobe Muse?

  Place the images one at a time is extremely laborious.

  We can probably be more useful for the best workflow for creating your site, if we have an idea of the type of site (or a web page) that you plan to create?

  The typical workflow in traditional applications of desktop computer and Muse publishing is to import an image or set of images, when you plan to use / them.

  You can select multiple files in the file > dialogue Place using the keys Shift or control. The selected files will be loaded into the gun in the place which you can then individually placed (and size) images where you want it on your page (s).

  This thread and others you've created or commented in, it seems likely that your previous experience is with applications that have some form of 'active bin' where you need to put everything before being able to use it? It would help us to understand your point of view to know what other applications you're most familiar / comfortable? Muse was created with the professional graphic designers as main target. They tend to have a lot of experience with traditional desktop publishing tools (i.e., InDesign, QuarkXpress, PageMaker). These tools do not have a workflow to "put things in a tray of goods first.

• How to import existing images from iPhoto into LR4?

  Tutorial Adobe TV said to import existing images into LR4 using the 'Images' folder, but iPhoto does not use this place.  Import of iPhoto options are "grayed out".  How this is achieved without moving pictures from iPhoto to a Document file?  Who wouldn't be difficult, take forever and come outside iPhoto 'actuality' and any other file organization?  You have to move previously organized iPhoto images separately, that sounds like a real pain?  This indicates that the LR4 has all the features for Mac?  I know have used iPhoto seems stupid, but I could get away with it when booting with good shots of the camera.  In addition, as a photographer of long date to a lot of different subjects, I 4 700 photos in iPhoto, including 2,400 of several trips to Paris.  This number does NOT represent a problem to not remove the poor images: I run continuous/burst on shots of candid people, wildlife and sport, giving a little to a number of good and different frames per output.  Like many, I have also let customers choose among many, in addition to keep those I consider the best.  I also keep a lot in order to provide retailers with a good selection of what they want to do.  What should I do to transfer to iPhoto to LR, and how difficult and tedious might?

  Hi Tim,.

  4. what still bothers me, is that I am doubling of the amount of space that I use if I pull every 185 gigabytes of photos dating back to 1998 iPhoto to LR.

  5. so my question is simpy is there a way of not having to create a whole new batch of thousands of photos so that LR can work with them? In addition to reading the posts, I see that someone said to make an alias in your iPhoto library and then rather off select copy select Add instead. This way you do not have a lot of extra space and only reference the photos already in the iPhoto library, which, in my case, has been moved to the larger HARD drive and player off the SDS drive which is my boot drive. I have not tried this yet, because I fear that my light room 4 catalog file is big and I'm back where I started. Is it possible to move my LR catalog file to my HARD drive instead of keeping it in my Pitctures folder in my user on my SSD drive folder?

  It makes no sense to manage your images in iPhoto both in LR.

  If you really want to, then Yes, it is advisable to double them, there will be no interference.

  Why not double them for now (on your hard drive, no SSD) and see later if you like LR enough to give up their iPhoto?

  You can place your catalog LR = *.lrcat file where you want to. Clicking it will open in LR. You can then select in the preferences to always open the last catalog, or more precisely of this catalogue, at the opening of LR.

  The catalog file will become too big. mine is about 1.5 GB for some 110'000 images.

  Which takes much more space is the folder with the previews that will create a LR. The amount depends on your tastes and your speed needs.

  I don't want to wait for "Loading"... "in the library module I dedicate some space in the folder of the previews (actually ca. 100 GB!), because I put the size of the preview wholesale in the dimensions in pixels for a big screen and high quality. This is because I use a laptop and want to be able to show images because of their preview when I travel, without having my originals available (they are on a NAS at home *).

  In terms of performance of LR, you benefit most if you put your lrcat file as well as the issue of previews (... Previews.lrdata) on your SSD, as it is advantageous to use the fast playback speed.

  Your actual image files can be stored on the hard drive, as LR is accessed less often.

  If you are not so much on the agility of LR, you can put everything on your hard drive.

  Separating his Previews.lrdata lrcat file - folder is not provided by Adobe, but possible - Victoria Bampton gives a work around for this in it "(la FAQ manquante pour Lightroom)." Then, of course, you renounce your SSD speed again access to / writing previews and just take the advantage of speed for the lrcat file.

  If you are very concerned about the storage space on your SSD, why not start with everything on your hard drive? So if you get impatient with LR response time, you know that the first tweak would be to the SSD of catalog + previews?

  Cornelia

  Note: Develop actions are not possible, if I have no access to images, but the actions of the library, as side, keywording and other metadata adding and their navigation.

• SCRIPT TO IMPORT SEVERAL IMAGES PLACES... AND MULTIPLE IMAGES IN SINGLE OUTPUT PDF.

  Anyone got a script to import several images placed in CS4? or is it possible in CS5?

  and we can out of the multiple layers in a single PDF in illustrator?  Or several layers in single format JPEG from illustrator with a single command instead to save individually on each page... would be a huge timesaver for me.

  Currently I pulled out each layer individually filled then right-click on these JPEG output files in the output folder and choose "combine taken supported files in acrobat... "to create a unique acrobat...

  I also that to be able to CTRL click multiple layers and go save as... only these layers be saved on...

  And so add something in the Save to output PDF save the Layers dialog box to multiple pages would be a useful time saver...

  In CS 4 and CS 5, you can drag and drop FRO m the finder or bridge, and I suppose that any other viewer of similar type, multiple number of image files to a document. You can configure the bridge so that you can see the bridge and your document at the same time for this purpose.

  If you drag and drop files are linked, if you drag while holding down the SHIFT key, then the files will be incorporated.

  ID and PS CS 5 have a minijonction who works the way sam but is actually a Panel and will stay at the front.

  

  I have separate images but they import on the other.

• After you import an image (.jpeg) file for the Photos on my Mac app, can I safely delete this image file to save space on my hard drive?

  After you import an image (.jpeg) file for the Photos on my Mac app, can I safely delete this image file to save space on my hard drive?

  Yes, you can remove the file from the imported image, if you have imported the image as managed.  IE preferences in ave Photos settled on "import: copy items to the photo library" being the default.

  

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  Crop photos to the correct proportions prior to importation.
  FastStone Image Viewer freeware has a tool of great culture.

  Still preparing Pix for import
  http://www.windowsmoviemakers.NET/PapaJohn/78/prepping-still-pictures.aspx
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  PhotoStory 3 for Windows
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