For this, consider the Custom Metadata Panel . We support more data types, have easy to configure form fields like dropdowns, date pickers, checkboxes and radio buttons, complex Structures and even Language Alternatives.  We have a configurator for Forms, and we have multi-tabbed view with Presets. The forms can easily be shared with other users, too! ... View more

This is a known issue with Bridge and all extensions. The Bridge team is aware, and they plan to address it after MAX 2024.  ... View more

This is late to reply, but have you considered Custom Metadata Panel? It's much easier to configure than FileInfo, its interface appears in the normal file viewer experience, and its forms can be exported and imported for use in groups.  We are about to release a major update, too! Get it on Exchange  You can try the beta with all the new features on our Github page Visit the releases tab to get the beta.  ... View more

Hi, and thanks for using Custom Metadata.  Custom Metadata runs in Bridge, Illustrator, Premiere Pro and Photoshop. While most people find it most useful in Bridge, it's not made by the Bridge team. When you encounter issues with Custom Metadata, we would appreciate it if you would log a bug at the Custom Metadata GitHub  page.  We are about to release a new version, and you can try the latest beta there on the Releases tab. We welcome your feedback, and sorry for not seeing this sooner.  ... View more

Custom metadata is searchable in Bridge, however you need to search all metadata.   ... View more

Try our Custom metadata panel. It works in Bridge, Photoshop and Illustrator.  ... View more

You need to look in the Photoshop application itself. Navigate to Adobe Photoshop CC [year] in Finder. Select the application, then right-click or control-click on it and choose Show Package Contents.  Once you've revealed the Package Contents, you can navigate to the Extensions folder. ... View more

Hi, Maxim. This may be a really dumb question, but did you package your extension with the packager? ExManCMD is the extension packager and extension manager, and you need to properly package your extension before loading it into the Marketplace. Getting-Started-guides/Package Distribute Install at master · Adobe-CEP/Getting-Started-guides · GitHub Also, be sure to time stamp the package. ... View more

Well, you can always move the primary monitor. On Mac, at least, you can open System Preferences, select Displays, then click Arrangement. Drag the blue bar at the top of one of the monitors to the one you want to record. Then, start Presenter Video Express. It will screen record that monitor. I use this technique to record PowerPoint decks. I set up the presentation so the Presenter Tools are on my big monitor, and the presentation runs on the smaller monitor. I also move the primary monitor to the small monitor so that PVE will pick it up. ... View more

The End User License does not allow for server-based use of Illustrator (or any Adobe Desktop application) unless you have specific approval from Adobe via an Enterprise Term License Agreement. InDesign Server is an application that is licensed separately and specifically for server-based use cases. So, to answer the original question, you need to first secure permission from your Adobe Enterprise sales team. Once you have that permission, then you can build your front end using the advice above in this thread. ... View more

Mark, you need to contact an Adobe Enterprise direct sales person in the UK. There's a number on the Offices page at adobe.com, or you can always call Enterprise Sales (US toll free number) on Contact | Adobe ... View more

@hooplife I have updated my blog post to include Mayank's patch and also a trick to help you actually import the project into your DPS folio as a standalone article. http://blogs.adobe.com/jlockman/2013/10/16/using-captivate-7-projects-with-dps/ ... View more

Well, Gabe, this sure looks like an opportunity for you. Get busy with your Illustrator and Photoshop scripting! James ... View more

Please note that your EULA does not allow you to use Photoshop (or InDesign or Illustrator or Acrobat or...) on a machine that allows more than one user access to the program. That is to say, you can't write scripts for Photoshop and trigger those scripts from a hot folder if more than one user can have access to the hot folder. That having been said, at the end of 2010, Adobe created licenses for programmatic use of both Photoshop and Illustrator. These special licenses allow you to deploy Photoshop or Illustrator on a server and make scripts available to anyone within the company. Let's say you have a graphics department that needs to convert large amounts of PSD files to jpeg and png, and you don't want to dedicate a person to that task. Or, let's say you regularly do profile to profile conversions. Or, that you have an image processing workflow that requires several steps for which you have created actions, and that you'd like everyone in the workgroup to do the same way. Programmatic Photoshop is a great solution for these and other regular image processing tasks. Programmatic Photoshop and Illustrator are not Servers in the way that InDesign Server is a server. These are simply your desktop PS and AI, but licensed for programmatic use by a workgroup. For many companies, this license offers advantages in that it frees up one or more people to do money making tasks for the company rather than tedious image conversions. Also, it may allow companies to take capital deductions where they might not have before. The user must build their own scripts and also their own interface to the scripts. Many companies use Apple Automator in conjunction with one or both of these programmatic licenses, since it is easy to build a hot folder that fires off AppleScript and then monitors the result. Since many companies already have Actions and scripts that they are using across the workgroup, this licensing option makes it easier for IT to manage the scripts by consolidating onto one or more central image processors running Programmatic Photoshop and/or Illustrator. Talk to your local Adobe sales person to learn more about these new licensing options for Photoshop and Illustrator. ... View more