Hello, could you please give some further information, like InDesign version, operating system and maybe post a screenshot? That makes answering less searching a needle in a haystack.... ... View more

Hello, even with a hard edge brush, Photoshop adds a one pixel wide edge to smoothen the brush. only workaround, drawing a circle with the lasso tool and filling it with the paint bucket or fill command. ... View more

Hello, actually it is not really an error, as a RGB image must not run into problems. InDesign can convert RGB images into CMYK. But for some purposes it might be better that CMYK images with the proper Profile for the selected Printer are included. If your printing company is not asking for CMYK images, you can leave it as it is. If this error message is bothering you, you can turn it off. ... View more

It’s Madam, Birgit is a female name. But I appreciate being a legend. Happy, I could help! Have a nice day. ... View more

Hello, I don‘t understand what the final goal of your work should be.  When you move the picture to the left, the parts outside of the frame are cut away. ... View more

what happens, if you click on Shape dynamics or texture? On the left hand side you see the different labels (Shape dynamics, Texture...) you have to click on to activate that label and the the option for this label will oben in the right hand side. ... View more

Bonjour, Est ce que tu a mis le painting mode en Dissolve? ... View more

Hello again, as the video is rather small, I did some screenshots. So you have Angle Jitter in Shape dynamics, Count Jitter in the Scattering and Depth Jitter in the Texture options: ... View more

here is a link with a good video explaining brush options in Photoshop: http://community.wacom.com/inspiration/blog/2014/may/guide-to-working-with-brushes-in-photoshop ... View more

Hello, if you choose Hard Proofing instead of Normal Printing in the Print Dialog, you have more choices.: ... View more

Hello, here some links: https://redokun.com/blog/indesign-scripts https://indesignsecrets.com/indesign-editors.php https://creativepro.com/20-free-must-have-scripts-for-indesign-users/  ... View more

Here a screenshot of the status bar: ... View more

PPI is the acronym from Pixels Per Inch. It is a unit of measure used to quantify the number of pixels found on a square inch surface. To get a clear idea of what it means, imagine a square inch that’s divided and organized in a grid of cells. Each and every cell in that grid has a pixel inside. The number of cells inside the grid, also known as pixels, tells you the PPI. Usually, the Pixels Per Inch value is used to measure the pixel density of displays, such as the monitor you have on your computer or laptop, on your TV screen, and on your smartphone. However, PPI is a term that’s also loosely used for describing the pixel density of scanners, camera screens, or images that are stored digitally. Some people use PPI even for telling you the resolution at which printers print on paper. While PPI refers mostly to screens and digital elements, DPI is a term that’s used correctly when you refer to things like printed paper. The resolution and the quality of a printed paper are rightly measured by the number of ink dots in any given character or drawing. Both DPI and PPI measure similar things, but dots are not pixels, and pixels are not dots, so DPI is not the same as PPI. However, it has become commonplace to refer to PPI as DPI, even though PPI refers to input resolution. Industry standard, good quality photographs usually require 300 pixels per inch, at 100% size, when printed onto coated paper stock, using a printing screen of 150 lines per inch (lpi). In reality, with a good quality digital photo - 200 PPI will achieve photographic quality in print - so even if they ask for 300 PPI, if you have a photo with 200 PPI it will most likely print just fine as long as it is a good quality. Vector images. You can save you illustrator files as .ai Format. The quality is the as pdf. Actually, as you save the file in Illustrator in the native Illustrator format, Illustrator will include a pdf in the file. ... View more

I would rather take Bridge. If I understood you the right way, you want to look at the image and then decide what name to give. ... View more

Did You open the old InDesign file or di you import the InDesign file? ... View more

Hello, is it a word file, that you place in Indesign or are you placing a pdf? Could you send a screenshot of your Masterpages? thanks Birgit ... View more

I am working with a Wacom Intuos size M and I am completely happy. The Bamboo Tablett is more for the hobby user, as the pencil is not that ergonomic as the Intuos one, where you can draw for hours without tiring your hand. You just have to get used to draw on the tablet while looking on the screen, but you get accustomed quickly. I am a Wacom  fan using their tablets since 25 years. ... View more

As you have an external drive, you can use it as second scratch disc. Go to Preferences/scratch disks and select your external drive. ... View more

my Photoshop even keeps the changed Foreground an background colours after restarting Photoshop. I work on a Macintosh with CC2018. ... View more

You don't need a script. Just change the foreground and background colour, while no file is opened. Whenever you create a new file, the foreground and background colours, you defined, are available in the new document. ... View more

ce programme? Installation Vous pouvez installer les applications Creative Cloud sur plusieurs ordinateurs, quel que soit le système d’exploitation. Activation Vous pouvez activer Creative Cloud sur deux ordinateurs au maximum. Utilisez Vous pouvez utiliser le logiciel sur un seul ordinateur à la fois. ... View more

Did you use transparency in your document? ... View more

Did you, maybe meant the filter Flame? You find this filter in the Filter menu under Render / Flame ... View more

The Adobe helpx explains what to do: View the workspace in InDesign When display capabilities are insufficient to show text at a small size, InDesign displays the text as a dimmed bar. This behavior is called greeking type. Any type at or below the specified type size is replaced on‑screen with non-letterforms that act as placeholders. Choose Edit > Preferences > Display Performance (Windows) or InDesign > Preferences > Display Performance (Mac OS).From the Adjust View Settings menu, choose the view setting for which you want to change the Greek Type setting. For Greek Type Below, type a value, and then click OK. The default size is 7pt, so you choose a smaller size, to display the small text and not the grey bars. On the other hand it might take a bit longer for InDesign to display the text instead the grey bars. ... View more

When creating a line with the pen tool with the option shape, Photoshop adds a shape layer with the line. If there is no such layer, the line is juste a trace and can not be printed. ... View more