Re: Photoshop takes up RAM beyond the set threshol...

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 15, 2024

How much spare hard disk capacity do you have?

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 14, 2024

Duplicate post.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 13, 2024

After you've optomised your RAW file in the Camera Raw Filter you can select OK and within Photoshop use Save a Copy to save as a JPG.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 12, 2024

How much spare hard disk capacity do you have? Have you used "Save a Copy"? Have you tried resetting the Photoshop preferences back to the factory defaults?

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 12, 2024

Try unticking use the GPU in Photoshop settings, then closing and reopening the application.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 12, 2024

Asuming you're using a desk-top version, after downloading Photoshop it doesn't need to be connected to the internet to be able to use it – Adobe checks via the internet periodically to check you're up-to-date with your subscription. If you're having problems running Photoshop it may be due to a system issue such as having an under-powered computer. Please post details of your version of Photoshop and OS plus details of how much RAM and spare hard disk capacity you have. The other thing worth trying is to reset the Photoshop preferences back to the factory defaults, which you can do under the General tab in Settings.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 12, 2024

In addition to Jane's excellent answer, it would also be useful to know if the images are to be used for screen, such as for a website or for printing, such as for a book.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 12, 2024

In Photoshop Settings, under the Performance tab, try unticking "Use Graphics Processor", then closing and reopening the application.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 12, 2024

How much of the hard disk is spare? Have you tried resetting the Photoshop preferences back to the factory defaults?

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 11, 2024

What is your issue? You need to give details including your output format and your version of InDesign and OS.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 11, 2024

Not to worry. In the meantime, why don't you download the free seven-day trial version of InDesign and see how you get on with it.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 11, 2024

As mentioned, the choice of application you're viewing the PDF with can sometimes make a difference.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 11, 2024

Maybe you should start a brand new thread rather than highjacking this old one. Please write out carefully what your issue is and include details of your version of InDesign and OS. But don't expect support for other suppliers applications on this Adobe forum!

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 11, 2024

Try viewing the PDF with the Adobe Reader. By the way, check with your printer which kind of PDF s/he might prefer – PDF/X-1 or PDF/X-4 might be better.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 11, 2024

Your system sounds inadequate for recent versions of Photoshop – you need at least 16GB of RAM and around 100GB of spare disk capacity.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 11, 2024

Which version of Photoshop and OS? How much RAM and spare hard disk capacity do you have? Have you tried resetting the Photoshop preferences back to the factory defaults?

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 11, 2024

Which flavour of PDF have you selected? Which application/reader are you viewing the PDF in?

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 09, 2024

I think the susbcription for the range of industry standard software is modest and if a business can't afford it they might be in the wrong business! (I suggest you remove your personal contact details from this public forum.)

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 08, 2024

I think you need to offer more information. As mentioned, like all software companies, Adobe applications are updated to offer new features and to be compatible with new operating systems. If you want to continue to use an old version, don't update your system.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 08, 2024

OK, the next thing to try is the divide and rule method. Divide the document in two, open each half in turn, if one half opens correctly and the other half doesn't, divide the "bad half" in half again and continue to repeat the procedure. Hopefully you'll isolate the issue that's causing the corruption.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 08, 2024

Make a copy of it and save it as an IDML document, then reopen it as an IDML document, that will clear out all the crud that builds up and that can cause document corruption. Let us know if that works or not.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 06, 2024

For Photoshop you can get the Photography Plan, which includes Lightroom and costs around $£10 a month.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 06, 2024

You don't have to subscribe to 20 applications, you can subscribe to just InDesign for around $/£22 a month. You can download the seven day trial version to see how it runs on your system. You can pay a bit more and just subscribe by the month's you need to use it.

Derek Cross · ‎Oct 02, 2024

Are you asking a question?

Derek Cross · ‎Sep 30, 2024

The number of links shouldn't affect if they will work if they've been set up correctly. You can adjust the quality of the images in Image Quality under the Advance Tab.

Derek Cross · ‎Sep 29, 2024

In addition to the excellent suggestions offered, have you also discussed this matter with your printer – such as what kind of PDF do they want, how much bleed, do they want crop marks or not and do you want a self-cover or a separate cover document?

Derek Cross · ‎Sep 29, 2024

I suggest you also post in the Photoshop forum, there are some world-class experts there.

Derek Cross · ‎Sep 29, 2024

Before answering do you want the images printed in black and white (grayscale) with say the text in colour or do you want the images printed in two colours (duotone) and if the latter is the second colour to be a special spot colour or from CMYK?

Derek Cross · ‎Sep 28, 2024

Open the image in Photoshop and sample the black part of the image with the Eyedropper tool, add the additional bacground and colour it with the new black you've sampled from the image, then Place it as a PSD file in InDesign.

Derek Cross · ‎Sep 28, 2024

If Helvetica is not installed on your computer you can install it via "Find More" [Fonts].

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