Absolutely, When you place the business card (I'm assuming this is an InDesign or Illustrator file), choose "show import options" in the place dialog box. When the Import Options dialog is displayed, choose "Bleed bounding box" from the Crop to drop-down menu. ... View more

Hey Diane! I have one that's not a design masterpiece but is fun nonetheless. It's a timeline of InDesign versions that shows what features were released with each version. I need to update it for the latest update but you'll get the idea nonetheless. I created it because I found that users were so confused by the Creative Cloud and all of the minor updates to help them to understand what features are in each version. You can check it out here www.cheliusgraphicservices.com/timeline. ... View more

I don't want to step on Bob's toes here but I want to make sure you understand what he's saying. DON'T PACKAGE THE FILE. By doing this you're making life more difficult for yourself. Just copy the .indd file and take it home. When you're done working on it, copy it back to the server replacing the old one or even with a new name. I typically use an _R1, _R2 naming convention so I always have an exist strategy 😉 When you open the InDesign file, all the links should be fine. If for some off the wall reason they are not being found, you can select all of the links in the Links panel and choose "relink to folder" from the panel menu. ... View more

The way I explain the two options to people is this: Creative Cloud Files is for saving entire documents to a folder that can be viewed in a web browser and shared with virtually anyone. This can be helpful to get approval from a client, or to allow anyone who has access to download then file in a variety of different formats. You also have the ability to allow users to comment on the files. Creative Cloud Libraries is for sharing "assets" with other users within the Adobe applications. Yes, these can also be viewed via a web browser but these assets are most useful for making text styles, colors, and objects available to users within the Adobe applications. Getting back to your original question… To achieve what you describe in your original post, you would want to export your Illustrator artwork as .png files, then open them in Photoshop and using the Move tool, click on the canvas and drag the image to your CC Library. This will add that .png file as an asset to the library. From there, you can share this library with other users by clicking on the panel menu and choosing Collaborate. As long as they are Creative Cloud subscribers, they'll get an invite and once they accept the invite, they'll have access to the library. ... View more

You should be able to simply select all of the items on the page and change the opacity to the value you desire. ... View more

You've dug pretty deep into the recesses of InDesign here. What "Resize Horizontally" refers to is the Object based Liquid Layout functionality when using the Liquid Layout feature in InDesign. If you select the Page tool and open the Liquid Layout panel (Window > Interactive > Liquid Layout), you'll see that the shortcut for the option you are inquiring about turns on the Width property for "Resize with Page". It's a pretty obscure feature but basically controls how an object resizes when the page is resized using the Page tool. ... View more

Monica's right. For larger text, you'll never see the difference but body copy sized text will generally look thicker because you lose the hinting information. ... View more

I would create a text frame that could even be on the pasteboard that contains the text that you want to reuse. With that frame selected, choose Edit > Place and link. You can now create a child version of the original (parent) text frame and whenever you edit the contents of the parent, the children will update by using the links panel or link badge. ... View more

Yeah, I've encountered this as well on occasion. It is actually the same cell edge. You can't change them independently aside from breaking the table into several smaller tables which you probably don't want to do. ... View more

I don't want to ignore the obvious. Are you sure that the style is applied to your text? If so, have you tried both positive and negative values. Also make sure that t are no character styles applied to the text. ... View more

cell_checked and cell_not_checked are not valid tag names in an accessible PDF file. The character itself (a checkmark or box) won't provide any value to the reader. Assistive software will probably read aloud "symbol". You could add alternate text to the tag which should be read by assistive software. ... View more

Bob's right. The two fields have to have the exact same name in order for this to work. An easy way to do this is to just copy and paste the field to the other page. ... View more

Rorohiko has a plugin called Color2Gray that allows you to do this directly in InDesign. Check it out here https://www.rorohiko.com/wordpress/indesign-downloads/color2gray/ ... View more

You can store InDesign templates in your Creative Cloud files storage but not in CC Libraries. Give the CC files a try. You can still share them with other users, just not in a panel within an application. Go to creative.adobe.com and click on Creative Cloud files. Or you can just drop them into your Creative Cloud Files folder on your computer. ... View more

pcullum has the right answer. It is not currently possible to designate a row header in InDesign. ... View more

I agree with Steve Werner in that this is not a good workflow at all. I guess my question would be why doesn't user B as a CC subscriber just upgrade to CC 10 to match user A. This would solve the problem. That being said, the dialog that you included in the original post is a benefit of being a CC subscriber. Even though user B is using an older version of Creative Cloud, they have the ability to click OK and have the file uploaded to the cloud, converted back to a compatible version for that user, and then opened on their computer without forcing anyone to save as an idml file.  ... View more

Illustrator gives you the ability to do this via a Custom tools panel but InDesign hasn't caught up with this yet. The best you can do is click on the double arrow icon in the upper-left corner of the tools panel. This switches it between single column, double column, and horizontal (if the panel is undocked). ... View more

I've never had to use this character but I would think that maybe a math-based font in the OpenType format would definitely have it. I can't find a fond that does. That being said, if you open up the Glyphs panel in InDesign, you can search for the character by name or unicode value. ... View more

What version of Acrobat are you using? DC? Also, what version of the Acrobat Reader are your colleagues using. Older versions will require a player in order to play the video. This is where you lose control regarding what player the end user will be using. An arguably better approach would be to provide a link to the video in the PDF file that would play via a web browser. The PDF will be much smaller (another factor to consider when e-mailing), and it will be more reliable. ... View more

It looks like you have these pages on the Master Pages? You need to crop them at the spine on the Master pages. if they extend past the edge of the page, they'll overlap each other like you see. make sure that they stop at the spine and that should resolve the issue on the document pages. ... View more

There's no setting to disable the temp file. As a matter of fact, there's no settings at all for the auto-recovery feature which is the purpose of this temp file. ... View more

Also this logo would be quite simple to recreate from scratch. ... View more

All of these suggestions are correct and hopefully helping you, but they're all band-aids. Your trying to hack your way through making this thing work. If it's a .png file, it's almost guaranteed to be low quality when printed on the book cover. I'd place this graphic in Illustrator and run Image Trace on it to vectorize the logo. It won't be perfect but it won't be any worse than the .png file and you'll be able to manipulate the graphic. ... View more

Hmmm. I don't see any reference to the 8600 in the OP. But you're right, if that's what they're using APPE is appropriate. ... View more

Not completely true Ton. As long as the content is vector, even a PostScript RIP can output at a high resolution. If there's transparency involved, then certainly the PDF print engine would yield better results, but a Postscript RIP will work. ... View more

As Bob mentioned below, this feature never really worked correctly. Because of this, it was removed from CC 2017. Hopefully they'll improve this feature and bring it back in a future release as I also loved the idea of having my workspaces on all of the computers that I use. ... View more