Re: Still no supervision in the French and Spanish...

Jacob Bugge · ‎Dec 22, 2007

once again, Claudio, Ramón, Pierre, and others: Feliz Navidad y una Feliz Año Nuevo, & Joyeux Noël et une nouvelle année heureuse. & Peaceful Midwinter. It is past midnight here. Light is come.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Dec 19, 2007

Umar, Just to rule out an obvious cause of issues, you may try the first hint, Move the folder, here: http://www.bugge.com/Family-and-friends/Illy/illy.html Or you may have a look at this thread: http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?128@@.3c055eb6

Jacob Bugge · ‎Dec 19, 2007

Umar, What happens if you Save As?

Jacob Bugge · ‎Nov 12, 2007

Dave, are you really saying that the Lounge is an Adobe Forum? I thought it was the one and only Photoshop Lounge, for a short while (which seemed long) shortened to the Lounge.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Nov 12, 2007

Dorothy, >Before you suggest it Is it an option? This has always been a nice thread, and it is also the one and only International Weather Channel of the Adobe Forums. We just had a shower of hail, shining in the light of the setting sun.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Nov 11, 2007

Thank you for the clarification, Dorothy. Christmas anxiety may follow.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Nov 11, 2007

Someone chickened out too soon. It seems that life and death of the threads are determined by date only.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Nov 07, 2007

Pierre, Claudio, I had been following things with growing anxiety, this thread being third from the bottom. The latest post here was 13 October, and the threads from 12 October are the next to go. I am not sure whether it is purely a matter of dates or the number of threads counts too. Better safe (and silly) than (stout and) sorry.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Nov 07, 2007

Beth, The hidden folder with the name Adobe Illustrator CS2 (or CS3) Settings is the one to search and destroy while Illy is closed; sometimes it only works if you move it to the Desktop.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Nov 06, 2007

First on the spot.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Oct 13, 2007

You are right, Claudio. I did keep an eye on it, though.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Sep 20, 2007

But it seems that it will live.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Sep 20, 2007

Claudio, Thank for the kind words. I hope this forum and this thread shall live and not die. Therefore my question in the other thread. The cleanout in the NEW Forum Update News (big changes) seems ominous, but this forum was not created on a temporary basis, and after all there has to be a forum about the forums. It is too early to say a final goodbye and to drop the cause, so if this thread dies with the forum, we shall have to give it a new life in whichever forum takes over.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Sep 09, 2007

Another month, with less rain over northern Europe, and no rain in the south to stop Peleponnese from burning.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Aug 07, 2007

Another month of what is likely to become the wettest summer ever recorded up here.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Jun 30, 2007

Another month, with storms and heavy rain over Europe, people even drowning in their cars. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/06/28/nstorms128.xml

Jacob Bugge · ‎May 26, 2007

And contributing to our keeping this thread alive.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Apr 13, 2007

Dave, you are welcome. I believe the (most common) cause of corruption of files in the Settings folder is errors in Windows saving them. Some people experience it regularly, some never, regardless of Illy version. I am still with 10, and I have never tried it. So there is no reason not to open, and use, Transparency.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Apr 12, 2007

Or as described in post #4 here: Jacob Bugge, "Unknown error when saving" #1, 12 Apr 2007 3:53 am Hi Len.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Apr 12, 2007

Dave, Have you tried moving the hidden i Illustrator CS/CS2 Settings folder to the Desktop with Illy closed? This will remove a number of files, including the aiprefs file and the Workspaces subfolder; the whole folder is restored with the original default settings next time you start Illy. That is one of the first things to try when a strange issue suddenly occurs, and removing the Workspaces subfolder has solved the issue for one of the first posters in this thread.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Apr 09, 2007

Claudio, I know, but Archives is just a euphemism for Hospice, and as you can see anything from 2006 is already gone, so it is practically a free fall into the deep abyss of all threads from all forums.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Apr 09, 2007

Certainly, Don. As you may have noticed across the forums, I have never complained about Adobe. And actually, this is one of the cherished threads in my archives, one of the few I have had to divide into parts because of its length. Was it really sarcasm? But it was a narrow escape this time: had I not rescued it yesterday, it would have been in a free fall into the abyss now.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Apr 08, 2007

Chickening out: only one other thread, and then the abyss.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Feb 28, 2007

>P: I notice that the situation is not optimal in the dutch forum, too, no separation by program, no hosts... And no clue as who owns them. >R: Dutch forum? That's good news. See if I can find it >P: I meant Netherlands forum... And no, there is no new forum. >R: Thanks. I had been unaware of it until you mentioned it. Sounds a bit like the Flying Dutchman.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Feb 13, 2007

Pierre, I had decided to wait a bit longer. Maybe we should play chicken next time.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Jan 15, 2007

Long time no see, Pierre.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Jan 03, 2007

Claudio, Especially during the day you will still have to know the positions at different times. By the way, did you know that the trees follow the sun, so much so that they twist slightly? The safest way to determine whether timber comes from the north or from the south.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Jan 03, 2007

Claudio, I take it that in the north you have not needed to find your way through forests and over mountains and plains by the sun, the moon, and the stars.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Jan 03, 2007

Claudio, >The sun and the moon rise from the East and set in the West, same as there. I know, but up here the midday sun is in the south, as is the moon at its highest; so when we face it, it moves from the left where it rises to the right where it sets.

Jacob Bugge · ‎Jan 01, 2007

I see, Claudio; once again I forgot about your having summer now, and summer time of course. Never having crossed the equator, I have often wondered how it would be to see the sun and moon rise, move, and set, in the opposite direction. Have you tried it?

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