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Have see a couple of posts where each line in the text has a white backgound.  Example below. Curt Y, Community Member May 20, 2012 8:12 AM This is NOT TRUE.  "FYI:  In Windows, to exit a program/application, clicking the Close button in the upper-right corner of the program window is the same as using the File menu, and click Exit."If you click the red X you close the window and force close of the program.  Any changes you made to program will not be saved if you have the option "start Bridge at login" checked.   If you click File>Exit the program will go through the procedure to normally close down, and any changes you made will be saved. 

If I am not logged in, the layout of a page is grossly different from what it is if I'm logged in.  Why whould the layout be different if someone is not logged in?  Is there some point to this?  Is this supposed to appear inviting to a potential user when viewing these forums for the first time? What I see is a column on the left labeled "Trending Questions".Whether logged in or not, the page elements are scattered all over the place.OS X 10.7.4Safari 5.1.7 (7534.57.2) or FireFox 10.0.2MacProApple Cinema Display

Thank you John C. Reply Numbers are back!I see that post counts have returned, as well, though that means less to me, other than seeing that a poster is new, and has just posted their first time. Others can then "welcome" them to the particular forum.The spacing of the threads on the forums' main page needs a bit of work, as things rather run together vertically, but "one step at a time." Getting better, so we'll just wait a bit, until the formatting has been sorted out.Again, thank you John C. Job well done.Hunt[Edit] I forgot to mention that "In Response To ___ " is also back!

Using IE9 whenever I embed italicized words in a sentence I see them jam against the following word.Do these words seem spaced properly to you or do the italicized words seem jammed against the words that follow?Do these words seem spaced properly to you or do the italicized words seem jammed against the words that follow?This is a basic formatting glitch - possibly having to do with the font choice - that should never be seen in this millenium from a company that actually does graphics and even makes fonts.Here's a screen grab of what I see:-Noel

Adobe for goodness sake clear the clutter from your web site. I don't want to go round in circles just to ask a question from so called support. Here another heads up, help centres, where ever they are located should have people who know the programmes not just work from scripts on problems. Knowledge of a programme is far more useful, it allows for independent thinking to solve problems or recognise when a problem should be referred to the coders for fixing..

What does clicking on either of these links do?-Noel

Will you guys PLEEEASE get rid of the Overview page and just go straight to the Discussions page.? The Overview is a waste of time.  Get us where we want to be from the start - Discussions!This can't be a very difficult thing to change.  As in, I'd love for that to happen by tomorrow.

give us the entire discussion list when first going to the page, not just the most recent six discussions... or else make it clearly obvious and easy to get to all the discussions. And when you open a post, don't jump us straight to the bottom, cause we need to start at the top, see what the OP was asking, and then read the other replies so we can know best how to reply ourselves.

Hi - Does Adobe Presenter have a load utility to upload multiple quiz and presentation settings at one time instead of one by one?

Hi With kind help from the forum my problem has now been solved, although I was still getting email notifications from every  topic, after advice I was directed to the "email notification preferences" where I think I stopped all notifications by putting a spot in "NO" for every preference, although I would like to leave my own topic open for emails for a little longer.Unfortunately I am still inundated with email notifications for each topic on the forum, have I missed something? as my inbox is still full of email notifications which I would like to stop, regards Robert.  

PLEASE HELP!!!I understand that there has been numerous threads about this already but nothing is working for me!Basically, whenever I right click (this is a necessity as you know!) this message appears: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Version Cue CS4\Client\4.0.0\Version Cue.dllI used to have the trial version of Indesign CS4, but uninstalled it when the trial was up. I think this is when this started. I have photoshop Elements 6.0 which is working fine. I have been told to move the Adobe folder to another folder in the C drive but it won't let me because I need administrator permission (to unlock this, you need to be able to right click the file! ) Hopefully, someone can help with this.

Maybe I am missing this and just need it pointed out but is there a way to flag someone's post? The main reason I ask is because occasionally I will come across a post that would be better in another forum that the forum I see it in. And of course if there are ever spam or other type of messages that are not appropriate for the forums. Edit: I missed the report abuse on the right hand side (was looking at my post not another) but that still leaves me with the question of how do I flag a message that would be better suited for another forum that the one posted in?

The web master for my office uses Web Expressions in creating and maintaining the web page. If I purchase Contribute will I be able to edit pages he has created and create new web pages in the web site he has created?

I have a kindle fire and I can't stop your email flooding my mail box. Thanks!

You produce tools to help novices make great websites, yet you absolutely unequivocally destroyed your sites usability. A few examples? Getting into an actual forum using the whole 'discussions concept' which deviates from the vast majority of forums was never a good idea. Now I can't even find my own way into certain forums unless I already have a post there and can click into it and back out. But, I can't always back out to the discussions. Is this a joke? The text collides? Navigation hindering?Can you tell me why the text "Discussions" isn't clickable? It was previously. Moreover can you tell me what person is responsible for allowing the text to run into other text? This is seriously novice. I realize I can hit Mobile Development but then I'm required to click the tiny blue Next > link at the bottom to actually get to the discussions? Why can't I just click Discussions as before to return? Next, what were you thinking with space with this abomination of text size and utter terr

After eagerly downloading and trying Flash CS6, one glaring bug hit me.I'd tried to report it, in some detail, but I get a replay from a postmaster@redirect.wip4.adobe.com that informs me my feedback cannot, and will not be delivered.Can someone look at that?The "bug" in Flash, if you'r interested, is that the compile time is so long that it is unusable.While FlashDevelop compiles a project in under 2 seconds, the same project in Flash CS6, takes upto 5 MINUTES, while the interface hangs and says "Not Responding".That means I would spend more time waiting than actually developing some days.

The forum "Preferences" are stuck on wrong time zone for my account, and any attempt to save the correct time zone (Pacific) results in an error message in the Preferences page, and it jumps back to Mountain Time, regardless of what other time zone I attempt to save, including in Europe and Asia.Tried several browsers, including Safari and Firefox on the Mac.  Not a biggie, but a bit disconcerting.

Good evening!I have a question! Tell me please? what is the reason of using updated flash player 11.3, but when I switching on-line videos (youtube or anything else) my laptop  completely freezes and only reboot helps? But when I use an old player 10.3 nothing freezes but laptop works worse. And the Windows 7 maximum 32bit Service Pack 1  is reinstalled.  I use the browser FireFox.Thank you for your help.

The constant tinkering with the Adobe User forums has resulted in this less than ideal mess of a Forum Format. The tinkerers seem to be set on some 'FEATURE CREEP' agenda that benefits the back stage of the forum process. eg datamining, data sharing, data gathering. None of that serves the users one iota. The latest forum format seems to be written and designed by those that have no idea how a "real conversation" works in "real life".  They probably have only ever communicated electronically ...txt, tweet, email, blog etc.  In fact they probably never have had face to face communication experiences.  Any forum should replicate a conversation . ie an OPEN exchange of thoughts and ideas.  One needs to know who one is conversing with is a good example. Of the forums I participate in...the Adobe forums went from the best forum experience  to the worst. Sack the jive coach!Thoughts from a longtime Adobe Product user and Forum participant

I posted a message (my BitDefender can't scan the Adobe program files due to password protection). I couldn't add attachment, then the message appeared with my name as a Community Member, then I tried to edit it, and it said that I wasn't authorized to post here. What am I doing wrong? I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Laci.

Hey Adobe folk -In the various Premiere Pro forums that I frequent, it looks like there's a bit of inconsistency with the "discussion" and "overview" modes of viewing.  If I start at the top level of the Premiere forum and click on, say, the CS5, CS5.5, & CS6 section, it opens it defaulting to "overview" mode, as seen below:If I read a post and then use the links at the top of the page to return to the forum menu:It returns me to the right place, but it's in "discussion" view mode:The rest of the Premiere forums are like that as well.  Is that intentional?jas

The Muse feature request forum had a poll that was voted on by a handful of people. Trolls entered and started arguing nonsense in the comment area.Instead of wiping out just the vicious posts and leaving the relevant poll votes, some moderator wiped everything.Is it possible to delete the arguing and just leave the poll voting?http://forums.adobe.com/ideas/1572I was under the impression that feature polls were valuable to developers. I don't think the moderator intended to wipe out the votes.

The new forum is a vast improvement in terms of performance—it screams in comparison to the Jive molasses we had been putting up with and it's very easily customizable in Firefox through a number of scripts and AdBlock Plus.The images below show what a customized topic index page and an customized open thread page look like in Firefox 3.6.28 (the last Firefox release to support a Power Mac PPC) look like, respectively.  OS is 10.4.11.    These are very welcome changes.

Hello all,as you can see with the following screen grabs, sometimes it's hard to see the text of an opening thread if there are too many tags applied. Especially on a laptop with view port of around 800px width or less. Up to a point where you can see nothing at all:Browser: Firefox on Mac OSX 10.6.8.Uwe

Hello,After a few hours of messing around trying to figure out why I couldnt log into these forums with IE9, but could with Chrome, I found that when I deselected "Enable Protected Mode" in my Security tab in Internet options, I was able to log in no problem.I was wondering what option in Protected Mode might be conflicting with allowing me to sign into these forums. I can't post anything if I have that selected either.I dont mind too much having it off for adobe, but I am curious what might be causing it.Thank you for your help.Edit: I found that adding www.adobe.com and forums.adobe.com to my trusted sites list fixes the issue and allows me to have enable protected mode selected still.