Same here, works in InDesign ... View more

Having the same problem, does not seem fixed... ... View more

I see, on the Windows platform these folders are visible. On the Mac you don't see them. ... View more

Still interestng, but that means you have to open up the application itself and modify it. That is very tricky and I would not recommend it to anyone. ... View more

Interesting, but can you excatly show where those 3 folders are that you want to change to de_DE? ... View more

The Adobe Reader can do this too (show overprint). Just turn it on in the Preferences > Page Display > Use Overprint Preview and set it to Always or Automatically. So just Save from Illustrator as PDF is all that is needed. ... View more

That only works if the Illustrator file was saved with PDF content, otherwise you get this message: This is an Adobe® Illustrator® File that was saved without PDF Content. To Place or open this le in other applications, it should be re-saved from Adobe Illustrator with the "Create PDF Compatible File" option turned on. This option is in the Illustrator Native Format Options dialog box, which appears when saving an Adobe Illustrator le using the Save As command. ... View more

In CC 2014 you do not need to drag the swatch out to the Artboard. You can can just double click the pattern swatch to edit it using Jacob's step 2 and save it or save it as a copy. ... View more

The default settings for the Eyedropper will pick up the pattern transformations. I can also imagine workflows with restrictions to what can and cannot be done. ... View more

It is easy to pick up the pattern transformations with the Eyedropper tool. So it's easy to reproduce them. ... View more

Hamakaby, good to hear that it worked for you! kind regards, Ton ... View more

Hope this helps: ... View more

Install the English Hebrew version of CC. I would recommend to install a previous version (CC 17.0) in addition to the current CC(2014) 18.0 version, because switching between the English version and the English Hebrew version is impossible (maybe someone someday will come up with a smart script). ... View more

Thanks Peter. For the script, try to post this question in the Illustrator scripting forum: Illustrator Scripting regards, Ton ... View more

You may also have a look at the Adobe Fonts folder on your old Mac: Library/Application Support/Adobe/Fonts ... View more

No problem ButterUpButtercup. Good to hear you could use it. regards, Ton ... View more

Hi ButterUpButtercup, this thread is about  mixing 2 Pantone colours and keeping the spot colours when separating/printing the file. Your workaround is about creating a single new colour from a mix of two colours, so the spotcolour information will get lost. But if that is not important (because you want to work for screens, or if you do not care about spot inks but just want the colour impression), there may be an even easier way. 1. Create a gradient of the two colors you want to blend 2. Select Object > Expand, specify the number of objects to expand the gradient to. 3. While they are still selected, go to the Swatches Panel and select Add Selected Colours from the fly-out menu. You can then select them from the Swatches panel (and as a bonus they are Global colours). ... View more

That looks like a totally different question to me, but that has been answered to you in the original thread too. See the answer by Bob Day on how to get the preview in InDesign the same as in Photoshop or the Browser. Specifying font sizes in pixels (for DPS) ... View more

Of course "points" do not equal "pixels". Even points do not equal points (you can choose between 4 different point sizes in InDesign's preferences). And depending on the resolution of the display the pixel size may vary. To get something reliable between InDesign and Photoshop you have to tell them what a pixel is in size, in this case how many pixels will fit in an inch. ... View more

See my reply here in the original thread: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1012679?tstart=0 ... View more

Hi Von, You were right: the only objects that will snap to the pixelgrid are rectangles, unless the objects were created with snap to pixelgrid on for new artwork. I think I found a solution to get a good pattern (actually my colleague Pieter van Helvoirt came up with the smart object idea). The method I described (with snap to pixel) seemed OK for low res (72ppi) pattern tiles for web pages, at least it got rid of the anti aliased lines at the edges. i got better results for high res pattern tiles by scaling the pattern up a lot in Illustrator before exporting as a pixel file But the easiest and as far as my tests have shown the best method without artifacts is using Photoshop and Smart Objects. Drag the pattern from the Swatches panel to the Artboard. Select the rectangle that encloses the pattern tile (if it's hard to see go to View > Outline. Choose Object > Artboards > Fit to Selected Art. Save the file as an Illustrator file. In Photoshop choose: File > Open as Smart Object. Select Crop To Art Box from the Options. Because it is now a Smart Object it can be scaled to any ppi or size. But even at the default size it looks OK. Let me know if you can shoot holes in this method. regards, Ton ... View more

Hi Von, first my compliments for your beautiful patterns. I used one earlier in this thread as an example. There I also described the method for exporting a single tile by dragging it to the artboard and fitting the artboard to the bounding box of the pattern tile (as also described by Laura). The cleaning up the edges can be avoided by aligning the artwork to the pixelgrid. You will avoid anti-aliasing artefacts because the artwork then falls exactly on the pixel instead of partially overlapping a pixel. So when you drag your pattern from the swatches panel to the artboard, make sure it is still selected. Go to the Transform panel and check the Align to Pixel Grid checkbox. Then select only the bounding box of the pattern and select Object > Artboards > Fit to selected art. Export with the Use Artboards option. regards, Ton ... View more

Works fine Carlos (also in the latest Mac CC version). Thanks. ... View more

Desirat, for feature requests go to this link, the more customers ask for a feature the higher the probability that it will be implemented. https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform ... View more