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bigfish2224
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‎Aug 10, 2023
05:06 PM
3 Upvotes
Hello, I'm trying the Bridge Beta, 14.0.0.57 on MacOS Ventura 13.5, and like usual I am able to perform file operations using copy (Command+C), and then Move (ie Cut) using the Option+Command+V shortcut. This works in macOS Finder as well as Bridge 13. I noticed now with the Beta app that the new "Keyboard shortcuts" feature maps Option+Command+V to "Paste Camera Raw Settings..." however, this is not what I wish it to do. That shortcut in macOS should perform the "Move Item Here" function to the desired folder, and I would like it to retain this. We used to be able to using the "Cut" (Command+X) feature back in earlier versions (but was taken away), so the Option+Command+V feature was all we had. Now with the Beta version, I CANNOT MOVE FILES AT ALL, via the convenient keyboard shortcuts that are expected to work. In the keyboard shortcuts editor we can't even remap the shortcut to the move/cut option since it's not available as a menu option anymore (only simple paste is supported). I will be ditching the Beta for this reason and moving back to version 13, or even 12 since this is a mission critical feature that I need to have in Bridge. Please look into this bug and fix, thanks!
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‎Oct 22, 2022
07:30 PM
Hi gary_sc, I'm running macOS Monterey 12.6 on 16" macbook pro (M1) thanks
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‎Oct 21, 2022
08:38 AM
1 Upvote
Pressing enter to open a folder or file isn't working for me, it does for a short period of time, then does nothing. Super annoying, and going to revert to earlier release until this is resolved.
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‎Oct 21, 2022
08:34 AM
Not sure if this is a bug or a UX decision, but I used to be able to open a folder with the Enter key on the keyboard, and not it just does nothing. If I press Command + Down arrow it opens, but why not with the Enter key like every other previous version?
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‎Oct 28, 2020
01:59 PM
1 Upvote
I love using Bridge as my main file explorer and to manage project files for my work. Using it on my local drive is great, speedy, and much more efficient than working with Windows 10 file explorer, but trying to do the same with files/folders on a network drive is painful!! 😞 I've tried using Bridge working from home with my VPN connection to a network drive and it's always been slow and laggy with accessing folders and thumbnails. When I navigate to the same network drive folder use Windows Explorer, everything is speedy as it should be, unlike Bridge. I've tried exporting a shared cache on some folders on the network drive to see if that would speed things up with Bridge, but the results are the same. Slow, slow, slow. Exporting the shared cache has little to no effect for me. I have resorted to making local copies of the folders on my harddrive and make the edits/changes I need and then recopying them back to the network. Question is this: Is there anyone that has found a way to speed things up on Bridge when accessing a network drive? It seems this question has been around for a while, but searching the community I have not found any strategies that have worked (I'll admit I haven't search too far down the rabbit hole). Anything my IT staff could take a look at on the backend as well that might help things along? thanks in advance.
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‎Oct 27, 2020
01:46 PM
Very similar situation here too...when not connected to VPN, bridge performs quickly navigating through folders and displaying subfolders on my Hard Drive, but on when connected to the VPN, browsing the Network share is painfully slow. I know it must be something with Bridge because if I use Windows Explorer to navigate the Network share it's pretty quick.
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‎Feb 25, 2020
07:50 AM
For as long as I can remember, Bridge has never had the function to compress files to .zip format from within the app. I need to right-click and reveal in finder. I'm sure the question has come up before, but I can't find much about this. Is there a script or extension that allow the user to create zip files from the Bridge interface? I am using MacOS Catalina and the Unarchiver as my default unzipper. Is there a feature request posted somewhere to vote for this? thanks in advance!
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‎Oct 27, 2019
06:10 AM
I was experiencing this issue on macOS Mojave, but since I upgraded to Catalina (with the latest supplemental update as well), I haven't experienced it yet. I actually wiped my drive and did a clean install of the OS and reinstalled all my Office 365 and Creative Cloud apps, and I haven't turned off GPU acceleration yet. I will advise how it goes, but so far it seems to be working! I should also point out that there is an issue that might cause this when Outlook is installed and used on these macs (the late 2015 ones that is): iMac screen flickers when using Outlook for Mac. It seems a bit crazy that I would need to upgrade the whole OS to fix this issue, as that can sometimes bring on other issues, but at this point things are stable.
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‎Oct 25, 2019
08:56 PM
I've got the same exact problem, it seems we are not alone in this! Same iMac (Late 2015) as well. Is there a fix?
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‎Oct 19, 2018
10:13 PM
2 Upvotes
It's frustrating since Bridge has always used traditional Linux/Windows style "cut and paste" operations (and the similar keyboard shortcuts) to move a file/folder, but from the answers I've seen and the documentation that was mentioned earlier How to view & manage files in Adobe Bridge​, it's clear to me that the developers on the Bridge for Mac team decided to do away with the standardized, expected behavior of the Command+X, Command+V keyboard shortcuts and went with the native macOS FINDER "method". macOS Finder basically uses the logic that there is no real "cut & paste", only "copy and move", with the shortcut being COMMAND+C (Copy) and then COMMAND+OPTION+V (Move). See: https://appuals.com/cut-paste-mac/https://appuals.com/cut-paste-mac/​. So the only way to have the cut and paste function we're all already used to is to relearn this new keyboard shortcut, or remember to use the option key when right clicking and pasting...'Sigh' This makes sense if you're familiar and used to managing files in macOS's FINDER, but is totally new to Bridge users on macOS with Bridge 2019. I love using Bridge to organize my files, specifically since it's far superior to FINDER, AND consistent with both mac and windows versions for this reason. But now, such is not the case! I really hope that this will be reverted back or at least give us users the option to have the keyboard shortcut of COMMAND+X, COMMAND+V restored; this is seriously a pain in the neck to relearn this simple file operation, especially with muscle memory in place for many of the Bridge user base! It's fine to introduce new features that require a new keyboard shortcut, but just bad practice to go back and force users to relearn an established shortcut to do the same thing they are already used to! NOTE: I have a strong feeling that this issue stems from the 2019 Bridge updated feature​ that enables support for files to be copied, moved and pasted between Bridge and Finder on macOS. It's likely due to to some limitation with the macOS Finder clipboard not being able to track the file between Bridge and Finder. On the Windows version of Bridge, of course, there is no issue, so at least that's a relief! Sticking with Bridge 2018 until this issue is resolved...there isn't much more to be won with the update to 2019 in my books!
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‎Oct 18, 2018
01:32 PM
Hello, this did not resolve the issue, the Cut function (Command+X) with the Paste Function (Command+V) does not work as it has in previous versions.
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‎Oct 17, 2018
08:20 AM
1 Upvote
Hi Ankur, thank you for your response, I have ready the article as well, but that doesn't address to the problem I'm having of working within Bridge to perform Cut and Paste file operations. I understand that in Bridge 2019 you've enabled cut, copy, and paste between Bridge and Finder/Explorer, which is great for those that use it, but I am not trying to go between Finder and Bridge, I use Bridge exclusively for most of my graphic files management. If I select a file or multiple files in Bridge, then press COMMAND+X, and then move to another folder in Bridge, and press COMMAND+V, it should perform a cut and paste function, as expected (and as it always has in Bridge previous versions on Mac and Windows). In fact, in the Windows version of Bridge 2019, it still works this way, as it does in the macOS version of Bridge 2018. The keyboard shortcut that has always worked for decades of COMMAND+X, and then COMMAND+V shouldn't change or break as a result. It's clear that in Bridge 2019 you have taken away this behavior and are using the macOS native Finder behavior where you have to copy a file with COMMAND-C, and then use OPTION-COMMAND-V to perform a move or "cut" operations. Upgrading to a new version shouldn't require a user to adapt common, established keyboard shortcuts for BASIC file operations that all applications use. There's even still an EDIT->CUT (COMMAND+X) in the menu bar...what is the purpose of having that if it doesn't perform as designed? Please don't hesitate to let me know if I can provide more information on my system. I am downgrading back to Bridge 2018 in the meantime until this issue is resolved.
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‎Oct 16, 2018
11:24 AM
1 Upvote
Thanks, not happy about it, but happy it's not just me . I am going back to using Bridge 2018, since the cut and paste works fine in that version. I do not normally use macOS Finder for organizing files, I much prefer to use Bridge. I've also documented the "bug" if that's what it trully is here: Can't use the "cut and paste" function, only "copy and paste" in Bridge CC 2019 – Adobe Bridge Feedback . I wonder if this is just related to macOS Sierra or does High Sierra or Mojave have the same issues?
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‎Oct 16, 2018
08:15 AM
6 Upvotes
I just installed Bridge CC 2019 yesterday on MacOS Sierra. On local and Network drive files, the option to perform an EDIT -> Cut the file is greyed out. Command + X doesn't work either. I can only Copy and Paste. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, didn't work. I tried running Bridge 2018 separarely on my MacOS system, and the file cut function works as is it's supposed to. It also works on my Bridge CC 2019 on Windows 10 system as it should, so this is really limited to my install of Bridge 2019 on my iMac. Anyone else having this issue or facing this problem?
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‎Oct 23, 2017
10:04 AM
I'm sure this question has come up before, but what's the best way for me and my fellow designer co-worker to work with an illustrator file together? We have creative cloud for teams and we're both saving our file with our icons in an illustrator file on our network, which is problematic since if we're both in the file at the same time (which happens), I'm afraid we won't we seeing each others' changes or worse, we'll overwrite each other's work. To add to the mix, we also work with an external freelancer that we'd like to have work on icons in this file as well, so if they could also access the library that would be great.
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‎Jan 20, 2017
07:15 AM
Same here...great feature to allow developers to grab CSS info, but the extract of individual image assets would be so much better if it was working! If it's not available, then there shouldn't be a download arrow shown...not sure if this is a bug. Has adobe weighed in on this issue yet?
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‎Nov 09, 2015
02:48 PM
Thank you so much! It works! I just changed the name of the the final to "finals" and have to make sure that a folder is already there before running the script. I suppose I could add a third preset if I wanted another PDF setting to be used, but this is perfect as is. This is awesome. Really appreciate it!
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‎Nov 09, 2015
07:47 AM
Hi, this post is a continuation from another post post, but this forum is more relevant. Basically, I asked if I could automate the export of my InDesign file to two different PDF settings (one for Print, one for Web) I got it working, but one step I can't seem to avoid is having to deal with a dialog box that asks me where to save the file. In an ideal world, I would LOVE to simply finish working on my InDesign file, run a script that would automate the export to multiple PDF's using my custom Print and Web settings, and automatically put those PDF's in a folder (that I set in the script itself - not in a dialog box) Here's the script I modifed:
// BS"D
// All rights reserved (c) 2015 by Id-Extras.com
// Free to use and modify but do not delete this copyright attribution.
// This script will export 2 pdfs of the current document
// Choose the PDF presets by altering their names below
// The second PDF gets a suffix added to its name.
// Modify the line below beginning name2 = to change the suffix.
// For more InDesign scripts: www.Id-Extras.com
d = app.activeDocument;
// Here you can choose the PDF preset
preset1 = app.pdfExportPresets.itemByName("Hubcast Ready-Press Quality");
preset2 = app.pdfExportPresets.itemByName("Web-Ready (JPEG High 200dpi - No Color Conversion)");
if (!(preset1.isValid && preset2.isValid)){
alert("One of the presets does not exist. Please check spelling carefully.");
exit();
}
if (d.saved){
thePath = String(d.fullName).replace(/\..+$/, "") + ".pdf";
thePath = String(new File(thePath).saveDlg());
}
else{
thePath = String((new File).saveDlg());
}
thePath = thePath.replace(/\.pdf$/, "");
name1 = thePath+"_PRINT.pdf";
// Here you can set the suffix at the end of the name
name2 = thePath+"_WEB.pdf";
d.exportFile(ExportFormat.PDF_TYPE, new File(name1), false, preset1);
d.exportFile(ExportFormat.PDF_TYPE, new File(name2), false, preset2);
My document structure is as follows below, so I basically want to modify the script so that the final PDF's ("_PRINT" and "_WEB") automatically export to the "Finals" folder, which I always place one level up from the folder containing the InDesign File. Thanks in advance!
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‎Oct 15, 2015
09:11 PM
Also just to add, love the multitabs for documents!
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‎Oct 15, 2015
09:09 PM
Well, thank you Adobe for listening! I just opened Acrobat Pro DC (Version 2015.009.20069) and I have my mid-grey background color back! Nice contrast with my document edges, much more used to that and much easier on the eyes! Thanks for listening, I don't know if this thread made a difference but a big thanks to the developers and product managers of the !Acrobat Pro DC team. BTW, I attended AdobeMax last week and it was an AMAZING experience...anyone thinking about going next year, just do it! See you in 2016 in San Diego!
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‎Jul 07, 2015
06:56 AM
5 Upvotes
Seeing as this isn't implemented yet, I will revert back to Acrobat XI for now until this feature becomes available. For anyone that's interested in going back to Acrobat XI: https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/acrobat-dc-uninstalls-acrobat-11.html#how_to_get_Acrobat11_back
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‎Apr 10, 2015
06:32 AM
5 Upvotes
I agree, I like the new interface, but please Adobe, allow us to control the background window color. Right now it is a very light grey and it's not as easy to see the page edges (not enough contrast). It's fine to have it light grey as a default, but why wouldn't you allow the user to control the window background color as you do in other Creative Cloud Apps (like in InDesign, Photoshop)? Not everyone is into the whole "light & airy" iOS look and I'd really prefer to have my page stand out more from the rest of the interface and NOT blend into the background.
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