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• Resolution of the iPad Cross with GPU rendermode

  Using Flash CS6 and latest air sdk v14.

  My air of 1024 x 768 for the iPad app wins a dramatic performance gain when the GPU rendering mode is enabled. However, if I set a high resolution the app is only half the size of the screen on the new iPads of 2048 x 1536, and if I've upgraded the quality is bad.

  Direct and modes of rendering cpu have pretty bad performance on all iPads. It's just very simple app, just buttons images and videos in their simplest form with a few page in and out tweens...

  Is there any solution to get good performance and quality on the two resolutions of the iPad?

  Thank you

  Matt

  I started a new thread with a different title to better reflect the problem here:

  stageVideo with Retina display shrinks app

• Size of the Indesign Document for the resolution of the iPad

  When creating a document of 1024 x 768 size in inches is bigger than the iPad itself and greater than the printed version of the magazine:

  10.6667 in WIDTH (768)
  14.2222 in HEIGHT (1024 pixels)

  Why is this?

  the iPad screen density is 132 pixels per inch, InDesign uses 72 pixels per inch. Therefore, the size in inches is different, although the dimensions in pixels (1024 x 768) are the same in both cases.

  Tomek

• Script that resize a document of 50% to match the two resolutions of the iPad

  Hi guys,.

  My first issue of Appliness (www.appliness.com) is a folio of 768 x 1024. For the next issue, I'll output two renditions: 1536 x 2048 and 768 x 1024.

  I'm not an InDesign expert, so I tried to find the best workflow with my friend Stephane barrel. The best way I found is to start by creating my folio with pages of high resolution (2048 x 1536) and in the end, all reduce by 50% to obtain the return of the iPad1/iPad2. Manually, it is not easy collapse all. So I ended up writing a small JavaScript which:

  • Gets the paper orientation (portrait and landscape)
  • unlock all layers in the document
  • loop through all the pages
  • release items from master pages
  • create an empty rectangle which corresponds to the size of the page (to get a well defined page Center all in scaling)
  • includes all elements of the page
  • everything that the scale of 50%
  • resize pages to 768 × 1024
  • changes the properties of the document to define the new dimensions and correct orientation

  DISCALIMER: It works well for my magazine. As I'm not an expert, I can't guarantee that it will work with your pages, but it's worth a try... InDesign there is no risk. It will produce the documents of 768 x 1024, but you will lose your layers. If consider just as an 'exit' or an 'export', a "flat copy" to quickly get a 768 x 1024 made of your work to 2536:2048.

  I posted my JavaScript here code: http://appliness.com/automatic-rescale-with-indesign/

  I will try to attach the script in this post. As this is the code, I don't know if it will be accepted.

  I hope it helps.

  Thanks for sharing this script. It is especially useful if you want to create different source files sets, although I find that the creation of source documents 1024 x 768 and adding them to 2048 x 1536 folios works very well for me.

  Cookbooks of DPS is a good place for you to post your script. Mark has recently posted a video of scrollable frames. Please do not hesitate to add a recipe:

  http://cookbooks.Adobe.com/digital_publishing_suite

• iCloud library does not appear in the iPad

  After uploading my photo library to iCloud, I am went to my iPad settings, selected "Photos & camera", then on "iCloud photo library." I also checked "download and keep original.» Four hours later, I see not all the photos of my library of Photos in the Photos app on the iPad.

  What should I do to download the iCloud photo library on the iPad?

  As long as you are connected to the same on all devices iCloud account, all that is needed is time. Even if your library to iCloud is only a few thousand large images at full resolution, it will be a long time before it is downloaded.

  Let your iPad connected to the charger and a Wi - Fi connection at night.

• verticle display orientation portrait of the ipad on a screen of 27 "love at first sight

  We are creating a library-offer an internet point to display multiple pages of a website in the best possible way. These pages are long and better suited to portrait view. Us have an impact of lightning 27 "display and could use an ipad anyway. I am currently looking to somewhat expensive ipad mini w/cell on the amazon warehouse MD540LL/A and MD537LL/A model numbers.

  The first question is (with a screen designed to turn base), understand that this view portrait; the ipad will be enough for the display of the portrait of websites and surf?

  The second question is, will I get the best resolution in this way?

  I understand a lot of resolutions orientation landscape for various applications, but not him did not do anything with a monitor in portrait mode.

  Thank you!

  Hello. You hope to connect the iPad to the screen? It will be a little tricky. Apple has an audio/video adapter, but it is more designed for video playback on a screen. You then need to AirPlay would reflect the screen of the iPad, which may not give the best resolution. Also, I'm not sure of the rotation of the screen to portrait orientation. I have what is normally managed by a computer interface. You must borrow an iPad and experiment with this configuration before committing. A low-cost Mac could better serve you.

• How I have no space on my ipad by storing photos on icloud (and their elimination of the ipad)

  My storage is full on my ipad, I bought an extra storage in icloud.

  I want to "liberate" space on my ipad to store the photos on my icloud and their elimination from the ipad.  Currently I can only store them at a time, which seems to go to the purchase of storage additional icloud.

  any help gratefully received.

  Hi victoriafromswansea,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple! If you are currently using iCloud photo library and looking to save space on your iPad, you can find the option optimize the described in the following article useful:

  Can I use iCloud photo library to save space on my device?

  iCloud photo library automatically keeps all of your photos and videos in the original version, in high resolution. Follow these steps to choose how you store your photos and videos on your device:

  • On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, tap Settings > iCloud > pictures or settings > Photos & camera, then select a storage parameter.
  • On your Mac, click on Photos > Preferences > iCloud, and select a storage parameter.

  If you turn on [device] Optimize storage, iCloud photo library manages automatically the size of your library on your device, you can make the most of your device storage and access photos more than ever. All of your original photos, full resolution and the videos are stored in iCloud while unit size versions are stored on your device. You can download original photos and videos over Wi - Fi or cell phone when you need it.

  If you turn on download original, iCloud photo library will keep your original, full resolution photos and videos on iCloud and on your device. Download the originals is the default setting for iOS devices with 5 GB free storage plan and all Mac devices.

  You need an Internet connection to access a photo original or video that is stored only in iCloud.

  iCloud Photo library FAQ - Apple Support

  See you soon

• Resolution of the Photos on mobile diveces

  If I put photos in the cloud with my mac using LR, they appear on my mobile (e.g., iPad) in full resolution first.

  If I'm offline later on, only in rare cases they also have full resolution, but most of the time that the resolution is very bad and not enough to show the photographs to others.

  How can I ensure to load in the resolution that is usable on the mobile device and store it safely for use in offline mode?

  Thanks for useful tips,

  Andreas

  Hello PS-user13,

  When you synchronize from Lightroom Lightroom Web desktop, the images are sync would use smart insights that are 2560Pixel on the long edge.

  If you want images in full resolution on the Mobile device, you'll want to import on the mobile device itself, and synchronize with the Lightroom Web since Lightroom Mobile first.

  Hope this helps, let us know if you have any other questions.

  Concerning

  Pete

• A RAW workflow on the iPad - first impressions

  Since Adobe released Lightroom Mobile 2.4, which includes support for editing RAW files, I did experiments with the help of my iPad Pro as part of my photography work that I wanted to find a way to use the iPad as a desktop replacement for when I'm away from home. I wanted to share with you my experience, who has managed for the most part so far.

  The workflow allows me to use my iPad Pro apply enhancements to RAW images (.cr2) taken with my digital camera to edit and share directly from the iPad, or for mounting on Office of Lightroom on PC when I'm at home.

  First of all, for this test the following was used:

  • iPad Pro 9.7 "iOS10 running beta 3, iCloud library active
  • Lightroom 2.4 with subscription cloud creative mobile
  • Lightroom CC 15.6.1 on Windows PC 10.
  • Lightning to (version 2016) SD card reader
  • SanDisk Extreme SDHC I have SD Card
  • account iCloud with 50 GB storage plan
  • Connection of 50 MB fibre broadband

  For the test, I took 216 photos with my Canon G7X in RAW and JPEG mode. Then, I realized that I had to remove JPEG copies like the iPad will read only the JPEG where there is a RAW and JPEG files under the same filename. The workflow is the following:

  1. Insert the SD card in lightning to SD card reader and insert it to the iPad.
  2. The iPad to display the import dialog box and thumbnails of your RAW images will begin to load. Choose select all and Import of Photos (you don't have to wait for the thumbnails to load). It took 2 minutes and 45 seconds to download the RAW 213 files to the iPad, which are about 19 MB each; It is approximately 1.3 seconds per photo. If you are connected to WiFi and have a space of storage iCloud, the original RAW images will begin to be saved on iCloud instantly - you can check it out by going to www.icloud.com.
  3. The Photos app, select Albums > last import > select > select all > Add To > New Album (album name).
  4. With the photos in an album, you can browse and take down the images that you do not want (Note: remove them only sends the recently deleted folder, which permanently deletes the photos after 30 days).
  5. Open Lightroom Mobile. Either import the images into Lightroom, by creating a new Collection: Add of Photos (my preferred method), or by choosing Camera Roll > (drop-down) > Select Album (album to choose or open recently removed).
  6. You will notice a small symbol RAW in the middle of the thumbnails indicating that they are RAW files. Click on... > select all > Add the Photos.
  7. The images will be added to Lightroom Mobile and you can start to make changes on the iPad. Original RAW (no Smart Previews) images are then synced to Lightroom via creative cloud office and will appear in your folders organized as if you imported the directly to the PC. (It is important to note that the original RAW file is now saved on your PC in the same organizational structure of folder you would expect if you were to be imported directly to the office of Lightroom)
  . All changes made to LR Mobile will be synchronized on LR Desktop.
• Once photos are synced to creative cloud severs, you can then remove your iPad Camera Roll to free up storage space (or, if you have enough iCloud of storage, you can free up storage leaving iCloud automatically manages your storage unit so you never run out of space).

Overall, I found the process very simple and the new iPad has more than enough processing power to be able to handle the RAW image editing. It also has a very beautiful high resolution screen. Indeed, during the operation it is much faster than my HP laptop running Windows 10. In addition, unlike the desktop version, LR Mobile uses fully real estate screen on the iPad in edit mode, which makes it easier to use than the complete Lightroom running on smaller laptops.

The main limitation for me is that I still have to make some progress editing such as merging HDR and panorama LR Office, but because LR Mobile syncs across the original RAW images on the cloud, the transition between the mobile and desktop is seamless.

I hope that some people will find this useful. It's great to finally have almost complete office on the iPad's capability, and I think it's really going to transform my photography workflow.

Thanks for this detailed writing. I was curious and wanting to give it a try, but have not had the chance to yet.

• The problem with the resolution of the iPhone 6

  When I add the resolution of the iPhone 6 "375 x 667" Adobe Content Viewer for iPhone can not see this resolution. Why is that happening since it is the resolution? Help

  I'm not sure that having understood your answer. Can clarify you what you're asking.

  I hope this helps - it is an array of formats supported by the device iOS (in pixels):

  Device	Sizes of rendering selected (in order)
  iPhone6 more	(2208 x 1242, 1920 x 1080, 1334 x 750, 1136 x 640, 568 x 320, 960 x 640, and 480 x 320)
  iPhone6	(1334 x 750, 1136 x 568 x 320, 640, 480 x 320, 960 x 640)
  iPhone5/5 s/5 c	(1136 x 568 x 320, 640, 480 x 320, 960 x 640)
  iPhone4/4S	(960 x 640, 480 x 320)
  iPad (retina)	(2048 x 1536, 1024 x 768)
  iPad (Non-retine)	(1024 x 768)

• Updates on the creation of forms to work on the iPad?

  I've created a long shape with InDesign, converted to a PDF interactive and tested on my desktop and android, but did not even think about the iPad. DUN Dun... No buttons will appear in radio or text fields. I have read a few previous forums on this issue, but I was wondering if there is any resolution or work around other than me having to create all these buttons in Acrobat. I have 18 pages of multiple-choice questions, so I want to make sure that I won't do a whole lot of work.

  If the above is true, I have a lot of work to come at - it a shortcut to create the same buttons over and over again. In other words, I have the following scenario:

  Question 1.  No Yes No maybe

  Question 2. No Yes No maybe

  Is it possible for me to repeat yes no maybe's responses in all areas.

  Thanks in advance for your time!

  When you create fields in InDesign, it will eventually create field features that are non-standard (although according to the PDF specification), at least with regard to the other PDF Reader and Acrobat viewers are concerned. While they do not appear correctly according to what Viewer PDF is used and will not appear in viewers PDF who have no support for forms, such as the value default iOS.

  The the more safe thing to do is to create fields in Acrobat. Acrobat allows you to copy and paste a group of radio buttons, but you will have to rename each option button. You can use a script to automatically create a number of radio button groups that are set up correctly, and you need to maybe just reposition them. This will save a lot of time and is not too difficult. Post again if you are interested in this approach and would like to help with the script.

• Problem with 'small black line at the right margin' with Folio Builder / Viewer to Adobe in the Ipad. ID CC.

  Hello

  When I create a Folio Builder and I check my project Id in the Adobe viewer (sometimes in the Ipad app and Desktop Viewer), I can see a black line at the right margin (maybe 4 px). And I can not set my background (it is an object with a color) to use the "full resolution available to the app in the ipad" and Yes, I'm using rules and I see that my object wallpaper is 1024 x 768. I tried several projects and upgraded the project for the "30" version

  But I am a new user with the ID/DPS. So, is this a bug reported? Or I'm doing sth wrong?

  And for me, the most important issue, will fix this when I send my project to the applestore and DPS transform my Folio to the store? Or what I see now that's what I'm going to see?

  Thank you!

  Sorry! I found an answer here in the discussion:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/5835960#5835960

  So the problem will be solved in the final application, and it's just the scrolling in the Viewer.

  Thank you!

• If a sheet is created for the iPad, it appear in your content on iPhone Viewer at all?

  I have no problem with seeing my folios I created on my iPad, but when I connect to the same account on my iPhone 5, no folios are displayed. I realize that these are screens of different sizes, but on my old android device, it worked. It is a setting of deliberite or is there something I can do to see them on my iPhone?

  No, because iOS Viewer are smart enough to detect the resolution of folio and displays only folio that matches the resolution of the device

• Unable to connect the iPad to iTunes or iPhoto

  I've improved iOS9 to iOS10 and now can't sync with iTunes or iPhoto on my iMac. iTunes and iPhoto recognize the iPad tries to connect, but display the error messages on the iPad (saying it is locked or has unrecognizable code). How can I fix?

  It seems that if you are dealing with very old (outdated) software on your Mac, like iPhoto has not been maintained by Apple since OS X Photos about eighteen months ago.

  You need iTunes 12.5.1 or later to communicate with 10 iOS devices.  iTunes 12.5.1 requires OS X 10.9.5 or later version.  (The current version of the Mac operating system is Mac OS 10.12 Sierra.)

  My guess is that you are far behind in OS X and iTunes.

  http://www.Apple.com/MacOS/how-to-upgrade/

• Same lightning bolt card is usable on the iPad

  I am a new user of iPhone; had an iMac and iPad for some time. I was wondering if the same whitening of bolt charger can be used on the iPad and iPhone. Bottom line: when I travel, I can bring just a charger and it will work for both devices?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Your iPad adapter and cable can also be used to charge your iPhone:

  Using the iPad with your iPhone, iPad, and iPod - Apple Support power adapters