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Cameo Skager
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Cameo Skager
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‎Jan 06, 2020
02:40 PM
Yep. I did end up doing that. Just thought I may have had a setting wrong. Guess not.
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‎Jan 06, 2020
02:29 PM
No. So, I guess the original artist did not really "finish" the graphic and just left it with the artboard showing through to make it look white. Would that be correct?
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‎Jan 06, 2020
01:53 PM
I am importing an eps file into InDesign. It is a dog's face with white areas and other colors on the face. When I import it into InDesign, the white areas show as transparent - allowing the background color to show through. The artboard or background area around the graphic is transparent and that's great. But, I do want the white sections of the dog face to remain as white. What setting am I missing? Is this something in Illustrator or something in InDesign? Thank you!
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‎Oct 04, 2017
06:32 PM
Twice since I have gotten a new hard drive and uploaded Windows 10 - after an auto update and restart of my computer, Acrobat X is gone. I have to reload. Has this happened to anyone else? If so, did you find a resolution?
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‎Oct 18, 2010
12:24 PM
No, this is not the case. The name of the file is choices_1. It was a .jpg and I saved it as a .tif in Photoshop. The extension is .tif. Also, going to the file and trying to do an Open with does not work either. I just got a brand new computer and loaded CS5 within the last month. I am very angry that I am getting this same error message I was having before right away on a new machine with new software.
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‎Oct 18, 2010
11:15 AM
No, I purchased the photo from a stock photo site as a .jpg. I opened it in Photoshop, edited it and saved it as TIF file. I did not put a file extension on it; I saved it as a TIF using Photoshop.
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‎Oct 18, 2010
10:57 AM
I had this problem in CS3 and recently upgraded to CS5, hoping it would go away. It wasn't a problem for about a month, now it is back. I download a .jpg picture, edit it, save it as a TIF file. I come back later to open the file and get this message: "Could not complete your request because it is not the right kind of document." It's a TIF file and should be able to be opened by Photoshop. What's going on? In CS3, when I got this error, I would hunt around until I found a TIF file that would open - old picture - then I would go back and try to open the one with the error and it would open. What the heck is going on with this?
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