Anett, I'm so sorry. Before we can go on I would like to know: It's a Windows PC or a Mac? And which Version of the Operating Sytem? And you are using the newest Photoshop / Lightroom / Bridge apps? It seems to me that the restoring is involved. Which way did you restore your machine? For your information - I can only try to offer some help with Windows. And since it's late night now, I'll go to sleep first ... Fenja ... View more

Is it this what you want to achieve? It's done with Offset "Bottom" only and "Bottom Edge": Standard. If not, show a screenshot, where we can see what you want. Fenja ... View more

You can deinstall the desktop app and download and install a fresh version: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/desktop-app.html But first you should examine your restored system: All drivers up to date? All volumes the same as before? Any changes between the old and the restored version forgotten to reset? If nothing helps: Deinstall the CC total, use the Cleaning tool to eliminate any leftovers, shut down and start again your machine. Login in your account ( browser better without blocking addins! ) and install the whole package anew. Fenja ... View more

In the CC desktop app, sometimes it helps to logout and then to login again. Fenja ... View more

There is a command "Export selection" in the file menu since version 2015.2.1. I hope you can update. Fenja ... View more

I would it do in InDesign. It's a typical task for this program. In InDesign you can create master pages with frames for your different advert layouts. You would assign this or that master page to any number of pages and fill in the adverts gradually here and there. You would Photoshop  use for editing the photos only. In Photoshop you could work with magnetic rulers. You would have one file per layout type. Or you can use artboards if you want all the adverts in one single file. Photoshop hasn't a viable master page / template concept. Fenja ... View more

In any case, it's very strange. You can report the issue here: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family?topic-list[settings][type]=problem Don't forget to name your Photoshop and OS Version. Fenja ... View more

First thing I see is, you have recorded the file name (Craigslist.*) Modify the step "Save" and record only the destination folder and let Photoshop derive the png's file name from the original file name. Look what happens. Your's is a Mac machine and I'm on a Windows PC: I'm afraid I don't know why the action can look in the trash bin at all. It isn't so with the Windows "Recycle bin". If I do what you did (I did it very often!) Photoshop just creates a new "filename.png". And if I don't delete the first-run "filename.png" Photoshop will overwrite the file without hesitation in the next run because the file name was recorded. Fenja ... View more

You can see what Photoshop did per step, if you open each single command entry. What wrote Photoshop exactly? Fenja ... View more

I should regard the script panel more often. Fenja ... View more

It behaves as if there were no comma: Browncolin   Brownharold   Browningelizabeth   Brownjnewton   It's the same in InDesign CC. This script may help (I didn't try it yet): Language-aware paragraph/line sorter | Peter Kahrel Fenja ... View more

I'm afraid Photoshop Elements is not supported. Here a compatibility list: https://support.microsoft.com/de-de/help/4023434/surface-apps-that-work-with-surface-dial Fenja ... View more

a) In the window "Save as..." there is an option "Layers" near the bottom, it has to be checked. b) In the following window "Save Adobe PDF" also check the option "Preserve Photoshop Editing Capabilities". This option is not available for all PDF presets. Fenja ... View more

Beware: They are in Font Awesome 4 not Version 5! Fenja ... View more

Look at the FontAwesome font (*.ttf) It includes 3 other symbols: Fenja ... View more

Most of the plate is pure white (255,255,255) or the the very lightest shades of grey (down to 248,248,248). There's nothing to get back, sorry. Fenja ... View more

It's just an idea - I don't know if some sort of scripting is possible. I think it's not so exhausting / error-prone than placint 10,000 numbers manually. Requirements and conditions: a) Illustrator & Photoshop b) In the end the numbers will be rasterized, no more editable text. Is this OK? c) One square is not just 1 pixel but something like 42 x 42 px or so, like in your picture above. Photoshop: 1. I copy the squares of same color with the help of the wand tool on different layers. We have to know the exact width and height of one colored square and the file has to be precisely 1 hundred times as wide and high. Illustrator: 2. In Illustrator I create an artboard for example 42x100=4200 px wide and high. 3. I modify the grid (Edit > Preferences) matching to the squares. 4. I place a number "1" in the top left and in the top right grid square and blend them with 98 steps --> 100 number "1".      Smaller example: 5. I copy this new object exactly 42 px downwards and then hit  Strg+D (Windows) for duplicating 98 times. --> 10,000 number "1"! I group the resulting big number grid. 6. I copy this artboard 6 times, one for each color number. 7. With Find/Replace I change the numbers per artboard. (Hide the other groups in the layer panel!) Photoshop: 8. With File > Place I import each artboard and rasterize it, because the following step doesn't work with smart objects. It's a good idea to rename the layers with matching names. 9. In the layer panel I select the squares of the first color and invert the selection. I activate the layer with the number "1" and hit the delete key. Only the numbers above the gray-1 squares are left over. 10. This I repeat with the following 6 pairs of square and number layers. That's for a beginning. Someone may come around and has more and/or better ideas. Fenja ... View more

Use Menu Object > Clipping mask to cut out. Fenja ... View more

It's possible in Photoshop, but if you have got InDesign, it would be easier. Photoshop (Image > Variables, also see the help file) Short description: Create a database *.txt file, first line the field names separated with tabs. Then the data, also separated with tabs. Save it. Create your A6 file. For each field name create a text layer, layer name = field name. Use menu Image > Variables > Define (top right) Assign the layer to the exact name.(bottom) Next window, import the database *. txt file. Do not click "apply" but click OK and save your file. Batch: Menu File > Export > ... // You'll get hundreds of infotags as single files. *************************** In InDesign you could use the Data Merge feature. The program can arrange 4 tags on 1 sheet of paper, ready for PDF / print. Fenja Edit: For different images on the tags please read the help file, how to include the images as data. ... View more

Oh, I see. In Windows you can use the Alt + numpad code. It's Alt+0146 for the ’ and Alt+145 for the ‘ I don't know the equivalent on a Mac. The Autocorrect feature could help if you use the just a few contractions very often. It doesn't allow a ' in the first word - you'll get an error message. It can only work this way: Though, it makes no sense or much effort if you have too many contracted words. Fenja ... View more

Which program? Windows or Mac? In InDesign you could try the Preferences > Autocorrect option, but this didn't work for me in my german InDesign. Edit > Find/Replace > Glyphs did work. My screenshots show that I had to create two steps for find/replace. Step 1 Step 2 In Photoshop or Illustrator it is not so easy to do but also possible. I hope it helps you a little bit on the way. Fenja ... View more

It's an older version of Photoshop isn't it? Before recording the action, change the standard unit from pixel to percent in menu Edit > Preferences . This done the action records 50%. Then you can set back the unit to pixel as before. In the newest Photoshop CC version the action writes pixel but applies %. Fenja ... View more

Here you can read about graphic cards for Photoshop: Photoshop graphics processor (GPU) card FAQ Fenja ... View more