How are you still running 20H2 when updates are compulsory? Are you running the LTSC version? ... View more

Did you try matching the pixel size if the monitor? Also be sure you are working with RGB.  ... View more

Thanks for that, I thought "byteCodeTool" looked a little strange. ... View more

ExportPDF has always been an online service. But it worked right inside Acrobat Reader, so it didn't seem online. To use it that way - uninstall Acrobat - reinstall Reader (https://get.adobe.com/reader) - sign in with the account which has the ExportPDF subscription. Don't forget to cancel the Acrobat subscription within 7 days of starting the trial. ... View more

Tip: if, like me, you don't just want to click BUY NOW, click SEE PLAN AND PAYMENT DETAILS. I get this for Illustrator and can choose the monthly program (cancel any time, no fee, costs more) if I want it.     ... View more

The most common cause of this error (though it is very general and has other causes) is using the wrong field name with getField. For example, using getField("quantity") when the field is actually called Quantity or QUANTITY.  I think it's also telling you that the error is on line 1282. Maybe you could share line 1282 and the few lines before it if you can't share the file. ... View more

That's how I read it. But we get so many messages from people trying to run Acrobat 8, that I had to look at it twice...    I observe, Dianne, you say it seemed to install but doesn't open. Do you get any messages when you try to open? ... View more

Scaling the project or changing the ppi amount to the same thing - reducing the number of pixels. That's what counts. A lot of projects go for 300 ppi, but that's designed for a high quality printed book, to be viewed from close up, with photographic detail. There is a formula in davescm's post - let us know if you have problems applying it. But first - I think to give you really good advice we need to understand your project. Stained glass windows is not the typical design job! What can you tell us about the print technology you will use? Is it going to be an actual stained glass window/window panels - so the design is translucent? Or is it a printed rendering of a stained glass window, shown on paper/plastic? If you can point us to the technology used it will help.  ... View more

Ok, thanks. So that means you DON'T want it all the same colour (if you think of a colour as a hex value like #ff2003). If you want to retain the texture, it has to be shades of the colour; probably the colour, and ligher and darker shades of the same colour. Now I'm with you, I see the "correct answer" talks about this. I think colorising probably is easier to understand and work with in HSB rather than RGB. Because what you want to do is preserve the hue (H) while messing with the saturation (S) and brightness (B). But it's easy enough to convert any RGB colour into the HSB equivalent. ... View more

I think we need to look at exactly how you are making these PDFs. It is not usual for PDFs to be one long page, and there is no simple way to fix it if happens. Please take us, step by step, through how you make your PDF (mention the other apps concerned if any, and what buttons you click etc.) ... View more

You complain using the chat box. There is no complaints department with a separate contact.  We don't work for Adobe, but we MIGHT be able to figure out whether there's a problem with what you are asking if you explain what you are trying to solve with Adobe Stock (in general terms, no personal info).  ... View more

To be clear, if you've been over 12 months the yearly plan has renewed and the 50% penalty is back to its maximum. To cancel without a fee, cancel during month 12, not after it (when it is month 1 again).  ... View more

Also, this won't happen if you are making the PDF if you stop using "print to PDF" from Word. There are better ways.  ... View more

I have looked at your screen shots, but I do t think I understand what you describe as the problem. Everything looks correct - as I'd expect. When you choose Acumin the font on screen is Acumin. Can you tell us more about what you mean by "When You want a single line, the font is not displayed in the middle." ... View more

Maybe you can use a different browser (such as Chrome) if you have concerns about Safari. Apple use Safari as a lever to get people to upgrade macOS. ... View more

Since the file is just impossibly large, your choices seem to be to make it smaller (lower ppi) or to divide it up, no matter how inconvenient. ... View more

Ok illustranimator, if you have the same problem, what is your setting for "Fit Picture To Frame" at the bottom of the Print Pictures app? What happens if you use the other setting? ... View more

Well, we don't know what Adobe really do, but we have various guesses. It isn't that Adobe say - "no we have a dog already". In fact, if you search Adobe stock for "dog" you'll find they have 4,603,016 images matching. So, if you are just sending a neat picture of your favourite pet, the chances are quite good that there is already a similar picture - similar breed, location, behaviour. We're pretty sure that reviewers don't look through all 4 million. So, I speculate they do one or two of these things 1. Search on the same subject as you, or same keywords or whatever. See if your picture is visually similar to another one already there. 2. Do an image search of the entire database for something similar, with or without human review. So, why do Adobe do this? Frankly, for the customers. The customer does not want to search for "dog on cushion with treat" and see a lot of similar images. It wastes their time. They expect a wide range of treatments, settings, and styles.  So -- did you do a search on your proposed subject? It's not enough to just go into your photo library and choose favourites: this is a commercial exercise and you have hundreds of thousands of rivals you are competing with. Many people say that pictures of dogs, cats, trees, flowers and sunsets (among other subjects) are not worth submitting anyway - too many great images already, just too many images - so yours won't even be seen, still less licensed. Instead, imagine you're a customer, think of a commercial need, do searches, see what is under-represented, and seize that opportunity! ... View more

There were two big changes in Catalina.  1. Removed all support for 32-bit apps. Everyone knows this one. (The installer for CS6 is 32-bit so you couldn't run it). 2. Required "notarization". Almost nobody knows this one, but it's a killer too. This is a special thing that Apple need all developers to do, and it only started in 2019. Old apps therefore didn't do it. Only notarized apps can be installed. Now, CS6 might be "inherited" into Catalina without checking notarization, but Apple (not Adobe) are tricksy - they sometimes check the notarization of installed apps too. Bang!  So, just don't upgrade.  ... View more

I think you may need to explain more. You want to turn the whole thing to a particular shade? A solid block of just one colour, with no details of the original parchment? As if there was no photo of parchment at all? ... View more

Are the colour profiles and other settings the same? Yes, there is much much more to it than just "RGB versus CMYK". ... View more

1. Not in US under current rules. Evolving area. 2. The beta is NOT for commercial use. ... View more

By the way - a rather newer feature in Acrobat DC (around 8 years ago) is automatic OCR. Allowing (comparatively) seamless editing of outlined or rasterised text.  ... View more

Creative Cloud is just a name for the software, not a cloud. Yes, there is a cloud, but Creative Cloud also checks subscriptions, loads fonts, and does much more. Yes, you need it (to use any CC app). ... View more

If you took out a student All Apps subscription for around $20 it goes up to around $30 a month after the first year's special. If you don't prove you're still a student it may go up to full price around $50. ... View more

No, Adobe don't see this as a nifty NEW feature. Acrobat has had text editing for around 24 years now. I guess you just noticed. ... View more

You write if (Warranty = Extended)  First, this you make the mistake EVERYONE makes. To test if things are equal, you need two equal signs == not =. Second, you are comparing a variable called Warranty with a variable called Extended. You must ALREADY have set Warranty and Extended to something. On the other hand if you want to get the value of a field you have to use this.getField. And if you want to compare with a string, it has to be in quotes. So, conceivably you really meant if ( this.getField("Warranty") == "Extended" ) but we don't know your intention. Also you don't mention having a field called "Warranty". ... View more