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• I upgraded from Dreamweaver CS4 to CS6. but now "a Technical error occurred - cannot connect to the host. I spent hours with the technician of the host and we can't find the error. I reinstalled DW4 and it connects to accommodate perfectly. Anyone else se

  I upgraded from Dreamweaver CS4 to CS6. but now when I want to download, I "MFP error - cannot establish a connection to the host. I spent hours with the technician of the host and we can't find the error. I reinstalled DW4 and it connects to accommodate perfectly. Anyone else seen this problem?

  Mac OS 10.8.5

  
  None of these issues are causing the error in DW CS6. We double-checked all of them and we did everything right. Also I have exactly the same SiteSetup in DW CS4 and that works perfectly well. Might need to factor 6 which did not exist in the 4? Something that is not in the SiteSetup but in a hidden dialog box?

  I can also download my host using Fetch, a third party FTP. And like I said that DW CS4 works very well. So the problem is not with my host, sound with DW CS6 in particular.

  You are most likely missing something fairly simple (some goofy box cache you in some menus random). The best way to solve this problem, without playing 20 questions...

  1 open the site in DWCS4 and go to Site > Manage Sites > export to create a your site settings .ste file.

  2. close DWCS4 and open DWCS6

  3. go to the Site > Manage Sites > Import to import the .ste file to create a new site at DWCS6

  This will create an exact copy of your CS4 settings in CS6. If it still does not work, let know us and someone should have another idea for you.

• Changing from PC to Mac and the upgrade from versions CS4 to CS6

  Is it possible to upgrade from versions CS4 to CS6 and change to a Mac from a PC?

  Note that you have until December 31, 2012 to upgrade from versions CS4 to CS6.

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/creativesuite/FAQ/upgrade-policy.html

  After this date, you pay the full price.

• How to save a file from InDesign CC to CS6?

  I tried to save a file from InDesign CC to InDesign CS6? I've tried exporting as (IDML) but at the time I do that, I'm losing a lot of images, so I was wondering if there is a way to save this file down to CS6 without losing any information.

  Thank you.

  PS. HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP!

  When you save with IDML, the images are not saved with the IDML file. If you want to create the file to send to someone on the CS6 use that has no images, use file > package. Since CC 2014, it will include an IDML file in the default package. The user can use this file and have all linked graphics.

• Gradient of disappearing from InDesign CS4 when you export to PDF

  My first question ever on this forum, so I'll try to follow the proper protocol.

  I use Indesign CS4 in a windows environment.  Have a simple file I am trying to export to PDF and have done so many times before without problem.

  But now I get the gradient of the image itself endangered since the exported PDF file.  I don't know what settings I would have changed to cause the problem and it never arose before.  Here's what I see in ID prior to shipping and the result exported.  Using the base for a 1.8 PDF export settings.  Original image is in CMYK mode and has a blue rectangle CMYK sitting on the bottom with a gradient of 90 degrees from the top base.

  

  The strange part is that the original image has no gradient or a feather in it, just a solid color image.  So it exports the gradient of the blue rectangle to create a fade, there simply is not blue.

  So confused.

  Peter, thanks for the suggestions, while they do not resolve the problem, it leads me to THE problem.

  Export, it was never actually produce a problem with gradients or anything else besides.  The problem was inside MY acrobat.  I have on a previous project, has enabled the internal option to replace the colors in the document with the contrast color highand didn't realize that I didn't stop him.

  AY dios mio.

  Thanks to all that you guys, stellar community!  You are in the State of Washington to the Southwest, swing, Starbucks is on me. =)

• You want to upgrade from versions CS4 to CS6?

  Hello

  What is the cost to upgrade standard suite CS4 standard CS6 and/or CS6 premium?

  Is there a student discount available or is their only cost of upgrade?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  CS6 can only be upgraded to CS5 and CS5.5 versions.

  Yes, the price of education is available, see the store here - http://www.adobe.com/products/catalog/cs6._sl_id-contentfilter_sl_catalog_sl_education_sl _ creativesuite6.edu.html

  ^ Ani

• How can I get the smallest pdf from InDesign CS4, but keep some sharpness?

  I have a brochure of 2 pages, front and back with layered photoshop files, and when I do the small pdf, I need to make a file of 100kb as a customer has done in the past. The smallest, I can do the PDF is 460kb.  He'll be no smaller, no matter what I do. Of course I can enter final resolution as 72 dpi, but photos are very blurred. I have even reduced the size of the files of the photos and replaced in the document. The size of the file remains the same.  My client said that reduced Illustrator for him plus size small in the past but I don't think it's the solution.  How can I you keep some sharpness in a pdf file but keep the size of the file to a bare minimum?

  But InDesign CS4 out the file no matter what happens to 460 k for me.

  Still don't know why they got 100 KB.

  By not using not InDesign. Scott is on the right track by mentioning Distiller - what makes PDF files which is smaller than InDesign can export. Illustrator can be used (bad *) in the same way. Both methods can remove stuff that you don't need if you don't care the print quality don't care about reliable display on multiple platforms, don't care exactly how your fonts are included, don't care about the trial that blind people using screen readers will sue you and so on. I don't know what above is not in your customer file 100 k, or that things in my list above will be eliminated out using Distiller or Illustrator, but I bet that one of the people that has already been posted in your thread is known and can be talked about telling us.

  But, if you try to make your customers happy and are not actually personally invested to make the smaller PDF files known to man, and if you are located in the United States, then maybe the phrases "blind screen... readers accessibility... trial" spoken together could encourage your client to rethink this arbitrary will of tiny size of PDF files.

  Alternatively, you can just save postscript on the two PDF files and just watch the .ps files in your favorite plain text viewer.

  * I'm surprised that Adobe employee Dov Isaacs did not come tell us what it is a bad idea.

• Paste from Indesign cs4 for Illustrator cs4?

  Styles and effects applied to the type and graphics in InDesign CS4 and stuck in Illustrator CS4 print correctly on the press? They appear correctly when pasted into Illustrator.

  The PDF file will hold tasks, if they have been established as a task in InDesign.

  You will notice that you import the .pdf your palette swatches in illustrator will get new colors added. You can also in Illustrator use window > overview of separation (turn on overprint preview and then only turn only the visibility of the color you want to see)

• exporting files from indesign cs3 to cs6

  Hi, I changed my computer and the version of indesign cs6 repeat myself all the cs3 indd files that I try to open, they are damaged.

  the files are not damaged.on my old mac I can still open them easily, and the new computer's mac as well.

  Thanks for your help

  There is no export from CS3 to CS6 CS6 should be able to open it.

  But if it fails, yo may try to export as INX of CS3 and open it in CS6 and save as a new INDD. Attention, the INX file must be saved in the same location that the INDD file is registered to find his images related to the CS6.

• Upgrade from versions CS4 to CS6

  How can I do this?  Customer service said that I completely buy Photoshop.  This is unacceptable.  I spent $700 on this program and I do not understand an update of the costs another $700.  I have been a loyal customer since Photoshop 5 (I had 5, 5.5, 7, CS2, CS4.)

  January 1, 2013, only owners of CS5 can switch to CS6.

  Everyone must pay full price for CS6 or join the creative cloud.

  Last year, there was a special offer from Adobe for CS3 and CS4 upgrade owners to CS6, but that offer expired December 31, 2012.

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/creativesuite/FAQ/upgrade-policy.html

  The net summer upgrade clamping for several years.

  Until CS5, there was "3 versions back" policy to upgrade CS2, CS3 & CS4 owners could upgrade to CS5.

  CS6, which suddenly changed to a policy of upgrading back-1 version.

  Only the owners of qualified but CS5 there was an outcry from everyone - traditional version skippers - who suddenly, without warning, had no chance to upgrade.

  After a profile top campaign public http://scottkelby.com/2011/an-open-letter-to-adobe-systems/, Adobe offered a window 12 months throughout 2012 for the owners of CS3 and CS4 upgrade that expired December 31, 2012.

• How can I upgrade from versions CS4 to CS6?

  I'm a student of CS4 version. Where can I find the upgrade to CS6? Can you give me a link? Thank you!

  You are referring, any product of Adobe CS4 is not eligible to move to CS6.

  Only CS5 or CS5.5 can upgrade to CS6.

• Can I record from InDesign CS4 in a format thatcan be read by InDesign CS?

  Irecently installed Creative Suite 4 on my computer at work. However, it is much too advanced for my computer.

  Is there a way I can put my InDesign file in a format that can be read by my old InDesign CS? I noticed there is no choice when I go on ' save under ', I need to continue working on the document.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you!

  No, at least not directly. If you export the file in Interchange (INX), you can open this file in InDesign CS3 but not CS2 or CS. You need someone with the CS3 version to record a file INX can be opened in CS2, then someone with CS2 to record an INX file that can be opened in CS. You're probably better to reconstruct the file.

• New impression of problem based on InDesign CS4 from Lion

  After having great success with Aisolve earlier trouble on printing from InDesign CS4, after updated to Lion, I have a new problem after installation of OS X 10.7.2 update last week. When I try to print from InDesign CS4 and Illustrator CS4 on my Lanier 445c/Ricoh C4500 at my workplace, I get the following error message:

  "Printing error: Adobe Print Engine failed at the end of your data due to an unknown problem."

  This seems to be a different problem this time, as I am able to print on my house, a LasertJet HP 2600n printer and an HP Photosmart C4270. I thought it might be a printer driver issues, but I went to the site of Lanier and they did not all new printer drivers for Mac OS X 10.7.

  I also have some of the research on the Adobe site and found this message in CS1, 2 & 3. I tried the solution that seems to apply to me, which has been re-naming/remove Deafults InDesign and InDesign SavedData files. (I have this same problem when I print a text without any graphics file). This fix did not work.

  I can print to the Ricoh/Lanier of Acrobat 9 and all my software not very well, so my workaround to this day has been the export in PDF and print from there. My big problem is that I need the "Print booklet" feature in InDesign for a big job, I had to come this week. Can do that since Acrobat. :-(

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  mmsteer,

  I think I'm able to help you with this problem, I had with CS4 when I put first to Lion, and others had some with CS3. This fix is courtesy of Aisolve on these discussion forums:

  Remove the following folders Adobe PDF PPV:

  OS/Library/Printers/PPDs/contents/Resources/en.lproj,

  OS/Library/Printers/PPDs/contents/Resources/Zh_CN.lproj,

  OS/Library/Printers/PPDs/contents/Resources/Ja.lproj,

  OS/Library/Printers/PPDs/contents/Resources/ko.lproj,

  OS/Library/Printers/PPDs/contents/Resources/Zh_TW.lproj,

  Don't forget to go to your library system, not your user library.

  In addition, on my current problem, I spoke with an Apple tech person and found that the 10.7.2 upgrade apparently is the culprit and is not compatible with printing wirelessly on my Lanier printer. I CAN print connected via USB. This is a workaround for now, but I'm going to need to contact Lanier about upgrading their driver for OS X 10.7.2.

  Aisolve me was helping with this issue too and make sure if I'm able to generate a postscript file (which I was) and capable of generating a PDF through Adobe Distiller distlling (which I am), so I can assume that the problem lies in the material, in this case the printer driver. It lines up with what Apple has told me.

• CS4: upgrade CS6 or the cloud?

  Currently, I have CS4 and bought a new Mac, who wants me to downgrade Java 6. Should I or upgraded to CS4 CS6 instead, if possible, upgrade to the cloud. I consider myself a novice user + CS.

  There is no way to upgrade from versions CS4 to CS6. You can only upgrade to CS6 of CS5 +.

  If you wanted CS6, you will pay full price.

  The cloud is a viable option, and you can get a discounted rate for the first 12 months. After that, you pay the normal price. Just keep in mind that the cloud is subscription only. When you stop paying your monthly fees, the software stops working.

  It's really up to you and how you use the software as to if the cloud is interesting for you. Maybe download the demo version and take it for a spin for free for 30 days.

• CS4 update CS6

  What are the details of that exactly? The guy in the chat to support said it would be £952 to upgrade from versions CS4 to CS6. What's supposed to be part of the upgrade of discount until December 2012?

  Yes, it's true - the current owners of CS3 and CS4 worldwide will receive rates reduced upgrade CS6 only until the end of this year... then after that point, only the owners of CS5 or CS5.5 would be eligible...