I copied, by selecting the character in the web-chart for the link I gave you, then right-clicked it and selected ‘copy’ … then right-clicked and pasted inside a text frame in InDesign. ... View more

I found it in the HTML source code 😉 ... View more

Maybe use this: Hebrew diacritics in two minutes ... View more

p.s. I'm hoping I copied the right letter  (I can't read Hebrew, and also don't know the letters with diacritics) , also I'm used to using a double-keystroke on my Mac keyboard for adding certain diacritic marks on letters in my first language Dutch. E.g. I'd press Option+u, and u again, to get the letter ü.  So I wonder if there is a similar way to get certain diacritic marks on Hebrew letters when using a Hebrew keyboard? ... View more

Not sure if this is of any help, but I found the following Open-source Unicode Hebrew Fonts, which include FrankRuehl CLM font: Unicode Hebrew Support & Diacritic Positioning in FrankRuehlCLM. This font has unsupported characters and diacritics represented by a fallback font. I downloaded and installed it and then copied and pasted the "נֳ"character from the chart on the same web page into InDesign, and formatted it with FrankRuehl Bold version, and it worked. My suggestion would be: Try and copy the character with diacritic positioning from this chart on above web page as well, and see if when formatted with your version of FrankRuehl Bold font it works. If it fails I suggest replacing the font you have with the font I used for testing. ... View more

You might want to look at Joining Tech Soup and then take advantage of possible software donations: TechSoup Botswana | Technology for Global Good Adobe is one of the many developers that sponsor Tech Soup, an organisation that helps provide technology donations to charity and Non-Profit organisations. ... View more

What format do you export the newspaper image  as from Illustrator or Photoshop? In Illustrator or Photoshop add a layer or background that is 1% white (if the colour has to be white), then export and see if that works. If it is something that Anime Studio does, I'd recommend posting the question on the Anime Studio forums ... View more

Double-click the Shear tool, and set the Shear Angle to 0, and the Axis to Horizontal. ... View more

Hmmm.... you might need to see if someone can write a JavaScript Action for that.  The difficulty I see, is that the Import a Layer option, requires a 'Browse' action to get to the PDF page that needs to be imported as a layer. I'll move this forum post to the JavaScript forum for you. I'm thinking what you'd need is a script that: * prompts you to select a folder with PDFs * then loops through all PDFs and loops through all pages within each PDF and Imports them as a layer. ... View more

Aaah got it.  A bit different from what I understood originally. You should still be able to do this AND have different page sizes set-up for each worksheet. I've just tested it and got it working. For each worksheet in Excel, in the Page Layout toolbar, ensure Width and Height are set to 1-page, also check for each worksheet that the Size is set as intended (also in the Page Layout toolbar). And in the Print dialog, click on Page Setup (just below Fit Sheet on One Page), and ensure that the Page setting is set to Fit to 1 pages wide by 1 page tall (it should automatically be set correctly).  If you toggle through the Preview to navigate to other worksheet print previews and access the Page Setup agin, you should also be able to notice that when you check the Page Setup the Paper Size will adjust as per the settings applied to each worksheet (from the Page Layout toolbar in Excel). I just tested this with two different worksheets and it worked OK. ... View more

If you are using printing to Adobe PDF virtual printer, check the print settings, it could very well be that your print settings have reverted back to their default. There is a Fit Sheet on One Page scaling option you can select. You can also create PDFs from the Acrobat ribbon in Excel, if prior to clicking on Create PDF, you click Preference, you can enable a similar setting: Fit Worksheet to a single page. If you leave the Prompt for conversion settings option selected, you can always adjust the settings as you create the PDF as well. ... View more

The arrange commands allow you to select artwork in your document and change the stacking order of it. In Illustrator the last added object always appears above all others, which is why you were seeing this issue. To control stacking order, you can also work with the Layers panel. For more details as well as a tutorial video: How to stack objects in Illustrator ... View more

FWIW: When I create a new document (Web intent - which has Align to Pixel Grid enabled by default), I can't replicate the issue you are seeing with the X/Y position (see screenshots below for selecting the 1 x 1 px object, and regardless of which of the four anchor points I select the measurement displayed in the Properties panel). The one thing that is different between your and my screenshots is that your shape appears not to be a Rectangle, but instead is a 'Path', which could explain the discrepancy you are seeing with one of the anchor point measurements. As mentioned by the previous reply, depending on what type of document you are working on I wouldn't worry about it. It could very well be a rounding error of sorts. I've seen similar things when working with metric sized documents and shapes in Illustrator, and have always assumed it is some sort of calculation that happens in the background where Illustrator works in 'points' when recording or calculating measurements, so when yo work in a different unit of measurement, these rounding errors pop-up form time to time. ... View more

Is there a reason you are rasterising the logo by exporting it a JPG?  Illustrator is a vector drawing program, which allows you to create resolution independent artwork. That means you can print it at any size you want without loss of quality. Also what application are you printing the JPG from? You can: Print artwork straight from Adobe Illustrator: File > Print. Alternatively save the Illustrator logo as a PDF, and print it from Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader. When exporting as a JPG and selecting/setting the resolution, you don't change the physical print-dimensions (wxh) of the artwork, instead you create a version that contains more pixels on an inch as you increase the resolution during the export. For example: a 10 x 10 cm document, exported at 300 ppi (pixels per inch), will end up being a 10 x 10cm document at 1182 x 1182 pixels. However more pixels doesn't change the physical print-dimension, it will still be 10 x 10 cm. You can check that using Adobe Photoshop for example. Open the JPG in Photoshop and choose Image > Image Size, and set the Width and Height units of measurement to cm or mm. OR if you were to place (File > Place, then click with the loaded graphics icon on the page) this JPG image into InDesign at 100% of the size, it'd still be 10 x 10 cm. I hope this helps clarify things. ... View more

What version of Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader are you using when filling out the form?  Ensure you are working with the latest version, and if you already have the latest version, uninstall and reinstall might work. Also is the form stored on a server? or on your laptop's hard drive? With more information someone might recognise the issue you are seeing and be able to help out better. The following post provides some information that might relate to the problem you are experiencing: PDF opens as a blank page in browser with Acrobat or Reader 10.1.2 ... View more

Text fields have a limited ability for formatting. The best you can do is probably enable the Rich Text Option, which would allow you at least to do bold, italic, underline etc. text. However, turning text into a bulleted list as the field is filled out is not possible as far as I'm aware. To insert a bullet character when entering text in a text field: (on Mac OS), press Option-8 (on Windows), press Alt+0149 ... View more

Are you able to provide more information? How are you converting the Microsoft Word table to a PDF?  Describe the steps if possible. Also provide some information about your Operating System (e.g. Windows 10), and version of Adobe Acrobat. Are you using the Create PDF option from the Acrobat toolbar in Word? If possible provide some screenshots of the different settings you are using to create the PDF. They might shed some light on what's going on. ... View more

I'm no expert in this area, but my best bet is that this related to the font you are using? Try using a font like Source Sans Pro, Minion Pro, or Myriad Pro, these contain extended character sets that do support the Vietnamese characters. ... View more

Try and remember what the last thing is you were doing when InDesign unexpectedly quit, and keep track of this. You might be encountering something that is a bug in the software the causes the quitting for example, or discover a particular font you are using is causing some corruption. Another thing I'd recommend when you start to see sudden crashes is to reset the InDesign preferences and clear the cache as well. https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/setting-preferences.html InDesign preferences and support file locations ... View more

I had the installer issue for Adobe Bridge and Adobe Animate CC (2018), and this work around (thank you for the very detailed instructions!!!), worked for me. It's happily installed both of these applications without issues. I'd tried other things which resulted in my CC Desktop app turning into 'Start Trial' mode... which led to complete system wipe and reinstall... which fixed the 'Start Trial' issue, but didn't resolve the installation issues of Bridge and Animate... Creative Cloud Desktop v 4.3.0.256 Mac OSX High Sierra 10.13.2 The question remains though: WHY is the installation of some applications failing on High Sierra? Is there a bug somewhere? Is there a known cause for these issues (my system is super clean, I don't mess with it ever... I don't install dodgy software... all perfectly licenses...). ... View more