@Freaky techie: I gave PS 20GB RAM (I have 32GB RAM installed), but encountered the same error. Freeing disk space is the best way out. ... View more

Thank you. ... View more

And we wonder why there are so many incidents of road-rage and active shooters.  It's the little things that build up over time. ... View more

Ah, Claudio, so it is the (short) inactivity that triggers it. I will keep an eye on it. It seems that we shall have to work harder. ... View more

Glad to hear it. I've learned a lot from you (and so many others) in my time here. -- OB ... View more

I received a very reassuring PM from Madison. I get the impression she went above and beyond the call of duty to clear this mess up, and I'm convinced this won't happen again. We can now let this thread drift down into oblivion and get on with our business. Thank you Madison, for firm and decisive action. That's the way to run a forum ... View more

Not to wade into the platform wars or be a fanboi but I use Photoshop every day on both platforms (Windows 7 and 10, Mac High Sierra and Mojave currently) and the Mac has fewer problems and (for me, anyway) is just a lot easier to use. The Windows machines are actually better hardware spec'd than my Macs but I still see a substantial difference. If you are in a business environment with IT staff, its less of a gap. ... View more

You may be able to choose such a large canvas in Photoshop. But if (as is increasingly likely) you go through PDF, it's best to stick to Acrobat's limit of 200 x 200 inches (5040 x 5040 mm). I think 1/2 and 1/4 are OK, but 1/10 and 1/100 is easier to get your brain around. ... View more

Thank you very much!  Great explanation. ... View more

There is a very good chance that they will be fine with the tiff. It sounds like you were rasterizing all of the content of your original design anyway with your PDF settings. A need to retain vector content would be the only reason I could see for using PDF over TIFF to begin with. Let us know what your printer tells you. ... View more

Preserve Embedded Profiles is the default policy in Color Settings. Just don't change it. With this setting, the working space never comes into the picture, because the embedded profile out of Lightroom will override it. But I repeat, if you still have color inconsistencies you most likely have a bad monitor profile. ... View more

GPU acceleration is still not working with Lightroom 6.1 update. Graphics Processor Info: Check OpenGL support: Failed Vendor: ATI Technologies Inc. Version: 3.3.13293 Core Profile Context FireGL 14.502.1019.0 Renderer: ATI FirePro V5800 (FireGL) Graphics Adapter LanguageVersion: 4.40 ... View more

Excellent. Thank you EDIT: the "thank you" was for Madison, but goes for Jerry's poem as well. That's almost uncanny... ...come to think of it, there may be yet another account...no. Stop that thought. ... View more

Don't get anything less than a 2.4ghz cpu with 8gb ram....you'll just be frustrated with the creative experience with anything less. ... View more

It's okay to ask questions. But it's also okay to choose a different profile as the default for a camera. There can be slight differences in sensors between your camera and the one Adobe used to create the profiles. As I indicated previously, there is no "right" profile. If the camera standard profile works better for the D600 then I would go ahead and create the defaults for that camera using that profile. I'm sure you understand that you can set camera defaults for every camera that you are using. In other words, changing the D600 default to using the camera standard profile isn't going to change anything for your other cameras. The default settings for each model are completely independent. ... View more

ok.. so once i restarted, same problem. back to square one. disabled both graphic cards, then enabled the NVidia.. now ok.. this is getting irritating.. it's definitely an adobe problem ... View more

Another issue with but Adobe and others are not taking into quality of Internet connection or lack thereof. Sadly The US is not number one in the world when it comes to Internet. 85% of the US either don't have Internet (in any form), have dialup (PPP) on Copper lines put in just after WWII, DSL over Copper (served by those same Lines put in just after WWII) Or cable connection that haven't been updated since the late 70's. Only the other 15% in large Metropolitan areas, (Chicago, New York City, Dallas Fort Worth Area, Almost all of California and Washington State, etc) have the top of the line systems often driven by FOIS.  For Subscription to work especially the Phone home systems they use now. The Connection has to be almost perfect 24 hours a day. The least glitch in you connection and your deactivated. And without a Connection you have an expensive Door Stop. I see these sudden deactivation issues all the time both at Adobe and to some extent about office365 at MS. Adobe don't take into consideration these problems and therefore unless you live in the right area and have tons of money, you are left out. ... View more

adobe-admin wrote: Deactivated. Appreciated. I was distinctly uncomfortable with this one. And this "following" business felt like someone was standing outside my bedroom window. I did not like that. There must be some way to stop that - ??!? What is it anyway and what's the purpose? ... View more

I also remember that post #21, Claudio, and I have looked at Last logged in with growing concern. ... View more

Thanks 21, I'll follow the tread you posted for updates. http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1439164?tstart=0 Never opening creative cloud seemed to be one of the workarounds. ... View more

I dont know if you solved but i have the exact same one. In my cs6 works just fine, but in CC there is terrible lag. Even the liquify tool behave with lag. And both CS6 and CC works on the same machine. ... View more

sRGB is going to be my go-to workflow for the foreseeable future as well...it simplifies a lot of this. ... View more

One hint I got from Deke McClelland is to add a Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer starting with a Brightness value of 40 and a Contrast value of -40 before printing. It can be adjusted for best results. It works best for those of us with consumer inkjets, canned profiles and sub $1000 monitors, but you might try and see if works for you. Gene ... View more

Thanks all for suggestions and  "rats"  There was me thinking there might be some kind of whizzo package just sitting out there waiting for me to exploit it and, suddenly, all thoughts dashed! So someone with a fleet hand probably retraced it. Ah well, back to the drawing board. And yes I did work on a drawing board so yes I do remember LP's thankyou "twenty-one" I can vaguely remember em' but only when the memory serves!  Anyhow, must go, the nurse is here to push my bathchair out onto the veranda! ... View more

Ton, thank you !! ... View more