whatever... So you are in favor of removing tools which encourage your average, everyday Internet user to steal images (sometimes when they don't even understand that they're doing something wrong)? ... View more

Ussnorway  wrote any coder | hacker knows how to get around it Without a doubt, there are ways to lock images on websites. But there are ways to get some ways to copy low resolution images and clean them up, if you so desire. And, yes, clever hackers have other ways of handling it. But, isn't it helpful to takeaway tools which say, "Go ahead. Do something illegal."? ... View more

Ussnorway  wrote its a function of the browser… Thank you. If Getty Images wants to champion this project, they're going to have to address the bigger feast one bite at a time. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/D+Fosse  wrote This is what I get as right-click menu on all Google image searches I've tried: Could that be a Windows function rather than a Google feature? ... View more

For readers of the forum is the issue of intellectual property a concern? If so, is the removal of that Google button a help? ... View more

I did make another post and regular AI wizz Monika Gause sorted me out in no time flat. Monika does fabulous work in the public forums. I'm pleased you started a new post and found the help she is so great at providing. ... View more

Trevor.Dennis  wrote Personally I'd have been more than happy to say to heck with the file size — give us decent pictures that we can actually read. Agreed. This is Adobe's official word. It deserves to be Adobe at their best. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/John+Mensinger  wrote Thanks so much. Software manuals were always a cover-to-cover read for me back when software came in a heavy box. The heavy box came with all sorts of cool goodies (posters, specialty book, etc. Such things don't have a place anymore but all of that had some special inspirational qualities to it. There isn't a replacement for that in a downloadable environment. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/pixxxel+schubser  wrote But three questions: are these pdf also available (or planned) in other languages? why does the sides (counter) in Acrobat shows a different side as the pagina in the pdf is? why the screenshots in the section workspaces (S. 42 and following) are photoshop screenshots? 1. We are told other languages are starting to roll out. An early reaction was posted over the weekend. We tried to get the French and Spanish versions. They are not available yet Translating these things is no small project. 2. Acrobat always shows the physical page numbers while books show the various introductory pages with such identifications as i, ii, iii, and then the book's page numbering begins when the content starts. 3. Did you attempt to post screenshots and something didn't work? We cannot see what you are referring to. ... View more

Thank you SO much for those links! You are quite welcome. This is a very exciting restart for Adobe. We're revved to get the whole library. ... View more

Trevor.Dennis  wrote A bit like Nancy, Brian _has_ to balance his forum time with more productive use of his time, which is probably why we see a lot less of him that a lot of other forum regulars. That's 100% correct Trevor. Janet & I are insanely busy. But interacting with Adobe subscribers is much like being in the college classroom. If you leave the classroom, and you're not in the field, something is lost. Reaching out and working with people, one-on-one keeps us in the game. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/D+Fosse  wrote I've always felt that I've learned as much as taught. That's one of the drivers to higher education. Some of the bright minds are sitting in the desks. In a great classroom (even an electronic one) everyone has something to share. ... View more

SJRiegel  wrote thank you for these links - my preferred method of learning software has always begun with reading the manual - I really appreciate having easy access to these - I've downloaded all three. Once we start working with the manuals, the location of certain information becomes cemented in our brains. So, we know right where to go. If we go there enough, the content of that information becomes glued into our neurological pathways, too. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Steve+Werner  wrote Another tip (the main way I use it). Use the Advanced Search feature in Adobe Reader or Acrobat (Edit > Advanced Search). Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + F. Enter what you're searching for. It will quickly give you a list of all instances of the search term throughout the document. Funny story: I'm looking at that tip and I'm thinking, "Someone taught me using the power of that feature set around 4-½ years ago." And then it came to me: It was Steve Werner! ... View more

Here's a quick tip for InDesign subscribers to Creative Cloud: Make the new manual your reference resource with Acrobat DC. Use the Comments and Highlighting feature, create links, etc. Make it into a workbook. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Jeff+Arola  wrote Yes, it's so good to finally have an updated pdf help file. That online help is not so easy to find the subject one is looking for. This point got me thinking (thank you). When Janet & I use the PDFs, we use the power of Acrobat DC. It's a great way to make notations with Comments, Highlighting, etc. For many CC subscribers, they have the full suite of apps. For some Photoshop users, they're enjoying the Photography subscription (a super deal). But, it doesn't come with Acrobat. Is it  safe bet that most of the Photography subscribers have the free Acrobat Reader? ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Brian+Stoppee  wrote Redbbwolf   wrote I want to migrate all my custom Illustrator prefs, hotkeys, workspaces to a new machine. But, have you utilized the standard Apple migration methods? The usually moves everything you had on one machine over to another so the new Mac mirrors the other. Here's a good article on the basics of Mac Migration: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204350 ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Kat+Gilbert  wrote For several weeks now I have questioned if it is time to step aside and regroup/recenter one's self so that can be more productive and intuitive on the forums- i.e. ACP and prerelease. I'm not sure "step aside" and "regroup/recenter" should be tied together. Let me say that you are not alone in these concerns. Janet & I had a series of emails, this year, privately voicing concern about ACP and PR. We're not hearing from anyone who is unhappy with the programs. There's just some introspective exploration about whether some people feel they are useful to the programs. (All of which came as a surprise to us). What's the problem? Some well-known names in PR/ACP have areas they excel in. Adobe PR has not always done much of anything (and for some cycles, absolutely nothing) in those areas. So, these people sometimes don't have anything to do in PR. Then, if they search the forums daily, they find absolutely no questions or discussion which pertain to their expertise. That makes sense. If Adobe has no new features, in their specialty, why would there be questions or discussion? Janet & I prefer ongoing stimulus from prerelease. Back in the CS3 PR cycle we'd wake up to cool new ideas every morning, in our email boxes. CS4 just kept it rolling. The world economy got a bit rocky the month CS4 was released. CS5 and CS5.5 took some time to evolve. We remember some dazzling CS6 roadmaps from all teams. The way cycles work, now, that excitement isn't always to be found, so we have to keep things in balance. The way some teams are doing the roadmap Connect sessions are helpful to keep us tuned into where things are going. Bottom line we just kind of go with wherever Adobe takes things. As far as ACP is concerned Janet & I remain energized. Admittedly, we've had some rough spots a few weeks ago. and needed to step back and do that regrouping you speak of, Kat. Fortunately, Tricia contacted us, offline, with some cool ideas to ponder. She re-sparked our interest. We are still processing how we can find fresh inspiration, but it's starting to come together. What to do, Kat? (And, anyone else pondering these questions). We'd suggest you take some time to breathe, step back, rethink. Reach out to your colleagues. Get feedback. There's no lack of cool stuff to do with the CC apps. You're coming up on 5 years in ACP and I think 9 or 10 in PR? Isn't it time to find some fresh inspiration? ... View more

Redbbwolf  wrote I want to migrate all my custom Illustrator prefs, hotkeys, workspaces to a new machine. You may want to start a new topic. But, have you utilized the standard Apple migration methods? The usually moves everything you had on one machine over to another so the new Mac mirrors the other. If you are trying to do something unique, however, starting a new topic, specific to your needs should prove more helpful to you and get Adobe's Support people to respond more quickly. I don't want your needs to get lost in a thread about new Help books. All the best. ... View more

tromboniator  wrote I cannot begin to tell you what a relief this is. Thank you. Peter I think that's how all of us in all of us fee,l Peter, who need an official reference. Janet & I often need a resource which tells us exactly how Adobe has developed a feature to operate. And, until now, we had nothing for features created in almost 2 years. ... View more

c.pfaffenbichler  wrote Thanks for the heads-up! It started to look like the Help-pdfs would not get updated anymore … Many of us had that concern. I thank our fellow Adobe Community Professionals who joined me in stay on top of Adobe since November 2016 to ask over and over as to when we'd get updates. The production process is fascinating how FrameMaker has been the resource for these things going back to forever. Apparently Adobe had to do some retooling in the department which does these things. Now, they need to get these translated into many languages as well as complete the rest of the library. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Jeff+Arola  wrote That online help is not so easy to find the subject one is looking for. It's much easier to navigate to the relevant info in the pdf. I see where one online web page works in some cases. If someone wants to import a brush and can't find where to do that, I see how a web page helps them to find the one answer they need and they're good to go. However, if they are struggling to jump from Corel Paint to painting in Photoshop, they probably should review all of Chapter 13 in the Help book. Does that make sense? ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Steve+Werner  wrote Great idea to post this here! Thanks! Please begin to share that link with people in the U2U forums. Here in Photoshop U2U, we have to realize that some new Photography subscribers may be used to opening a smartphone box and seeing a Get Started booklet and that's all the instruction they get. For some of these subscribers, this is their first comprehensive user manual/ ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Steve+Werner  wrote Thanks, Brian! Good idea posting this here. The user manual, in media technology, has become a unique animal. Janet & I feel there's story to tell on why this is a valuable resource for serious users to have. We what CC subscribers to grow in proficiency. ... View more

We posted this in the U2U forums for InDesign and Photoshop as well as the Lounge. Janet & I are pleased at the reposes this is getting. We'd love Adobe to see a bunch of downloads for these. ... View more

teachbit  wrote thanks for the tip, I downloaded them immediately You are quite welcome. Janet & I love when we come up with a topic which gets traction. We also hope Adobe sees enough downloads to make them say, "HEY! There's a hunger for this stuff." ... View more

Trevor.Dennis  wrote I was able to download the PDF file OK.  My point is that the F1 help page from Photoshop had no link to it.  That I could find at least.  So what I was asking was how a person might find the PDF without the benefit of your advice https://forums.adobe.com/people/Brian+Stoppee ? As Janet & I mentioned (yes, we do every single one of these together… this is number 1,607!) Adobe's game plan is to go back to doing a full library of these things. Why isn't there an app link? Well… the first 3 new Help books have been available for 4 days and there hasn't been a new dot release, this week. However, if I were "Mr. Adobe" I'd wait to do the app links until the whole library set is available. Here's what would happen is they did links for just Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop: people would get used to it. Well… what's wrong with that? People would be using the links in Acrobat, Animate, Dreamweaver, Premiere Pro, etc, etc, etc and what would happen… you got it… nothing. And, then these forums would be flooded with people saying, "HEY! The help button in Muse doesn't work." ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/%5BJongware%5D  wrote Thank you so much for this! If someone inquires guidelines for a specific function, I usually refer to the relevant online Help page. Under what circumstances would I refer to this compilation as well? Is it suitable for beginners? Intermediate users? You are quite welcome. If someone wants a quick answer to a simple topic, the specific help page is best. However, by way of example, if you have a question about creating buttons for InDesign interactivity, and you have a sense that they're new to more than just buttons, you might want to suggest they browse Chapter 8 in the book. For beginners, Chapter 1 introduces them to the app. So, I would hope it reaches a broad spectrum of users. ... View more