I hate to tell you, but the Earth is warming, and it does not necessarily have anything to do with man.   https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/04/190411115221.htm   From the article: "In fact, Earth's default climate seems to be warm and balmy. Periods with no glaciers dominated for three-quarters of the past 1 billion years."     ... View more

Though aimed at the fine art world, this is still one of the best quick references on viewing distance that I have found:   http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/what-print-resolution-works-for-what-viewing-distance/ ... View more

When I get that, one quick fix I will try is; Select All (or just the effected parts), then in the Pathfinder Menu, choose "Unite". See if that works for you.   --OB ... View more

Just a thought, but it sounds like you may have "Align to Pixel Grid" turned on somewhere. ... View more

Not the answers I was hoping for, but thank you. ... View more

Thank you. That was the most important bit anyway. 😉 ... View more

Ussnorway  wrote what is it about Macs and stickers? There's room for a line there... something about being "tacky". But I'll leave that alone. On an unrelated subject: ... View more

We all probably know someone who could use this advice: ... View more

Sounds like phishing to me. 1) I have received no such e-mail from Adobe. 2) I use a very good monitoring service, and I have received no notification of any such breach from them. 3) It may not have come from Adobe. Almost weekly I get e-mails very similar to yours which are supposedly from places like facebook, twitter, etc. Places where I do not, and never have had, an account. They just want you to click on their link and give them passwords and other personal info. If you are worried, go to Adobe, or whatever site it is referencing (403346), and change your password there. DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK IN THE E-MAIL OR REPLY TO IT IN ANY WAY. Just my 2 cents. --OB ... View more

You are correct; there are NO requirements for braille in such a place. And California is not the only place with such litigation. I too still remember the old screw-in fuses. At that same time, my grandfather's house up north had a system that sounds much like what you are describing from the UK. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Peru+Bob  wrote OldBob1957   wrote I actually had to (as politely as possible) ask the >ahem< person if he had really considered the liability aspects of having someone who is that visually challenged feeling around inside a live circuit box. Opening the access door to a circuit breaker box would not expose anything live if the box was installed properly. Indeed. But that is a big if in most of the ancient habitations (and installations) in this area. ... View more

You can't make this stuff up! As some of you may know, part of my work is doing layout & design for a sign shop. We do a lot of ADA*-compliant signage Today, one of our customers actually asked if we could come up with some sort of self-adhesive braille slugs for marking the breakers in a circuit box. Think about that for a moment. Go ahead, I'll wait. I actually had to (as politely as possible) ask the >ahem< person if he had really considered the liability aspects of having someone who is that visually challenged feeling around inside a live circuit box. Oy! *ADA = Americans with Disabilities Act for those not in the US who may not know. ... View more

For anyone who has seen any of the "Alien" movies (I may serve this next Halloween): ... View more

Two to start the week: ... View more

@ ponytail1414 Just BTW; Your cartoon, above, was my favorite post in this chain. Thanks for that. --OB ... View more

My thanks to all of you. The doctors completely failed to do me in, so you all will have to put up with me for at least a little while yet. Yes, everything went well. Thanks again. --OB ... View more

Well, this explains a lot! ... View more

For those who remember... ... View more

We've lost two big stars (of yesteryear) in the last week. First Doris Day passed away, and now Tim Conway. ... View more