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What Do You Think of the Creative Cloud?

News: Written by Terri Stone on November 11, 2011

Adobe's pushing a subscription model for its software and services, sweetening the deal with access to its Touch apps, webfonts, tablet publishing, and 18 desktop applications. But is it right for you?

Best of the Blogs: August 15, 2011

Features: Written by Pamela Pfiffner on August 15, 2011

It's an excellent round-up this time, with Photoshop tips, typography tricks, publishing news, and much more. And read to the end to find out why you'll soon be speccing shades of orange as Apu, Garfield, or Tigger.

New Mac OS, Lion, Causes Problems with Many Adobe Apps

News: Written by Terri Stone on July 21, 2011

Adobe has published a list of known issues its software has when running under the new Mac OS 10.7 (Lion).

Quickly Compare Two PDF Documents

News: Written on July 18, 2011

If you're a Mac user who wants a quicker, more informed way to identify differences between two or more PDF files, consider PDF Comparator Professional from Premedia Systems.

Best of the Blogs: July 7, 2011

Features: Written by Pamela Pfiffner on July 7, 2011

Mega-retailer Target meets tiny Hamilton Wood Type; Acrobat Pro X users get testy; photographers are called idiots; Photoshop warps girls' minds; and the Web is doomed. Read these and many other interesting tidbits culled from the past few weeks of design, graphics, and photography blog posts.

Mac Users of Acrobat X, Download this Update

News: Written by Terri Stone on July 6, 2011

If you want to touch up vector objects and other images, you need Acrobat 10.1 Pro update.

Free Printing Guidance for Adobe Apps

News: Written by Terri Stone on June 24, 2011

The Creative Suite 5/5.5 Printing Guide is 140 pages full of insider printing info that comes straight from the source: Adobe. The PDF, which covers InDesign, Illustrator, Acrobat, and Photoshop, is a free download.

Best of the Blogs: June 23, 2011

Features: Written by Pamela Pfiffner on June 23, 2011

Here's what you may have missed in the blogosphere over the last few weeks: an homage to the golden age of script lettering, photography tutorials, solutions for prying open ancient Word files, Web typography tips, and strategies for self-marketing. Plus Oprah!

Bring Out Your Wallet: Adobe CS5.5 Is Now for Sale

News: Written by Terri Stone on May 3, 2011

Find out which programs upgraded to 5.5 and how much it all costs.

Extract Vector Logos from PDFs

How-Tos: Written by Kelly Vaughn on April 25, 2011

We designers have learned to work around all sorts of situations that aren't ideal. For example, sometimes the only available vector version of a logo is embedded in a PDF. Here's how to extract that logo from the PDF.

Best of the Blogs: April 21, 2011

Features: Written by Pamela Pfiffner on April 21, 2011

Here's what you may have missed in the blogosphere over the past few weeks. Get tips for caring for you camera, fending off pushy designers, and taming that pesky Illustrator. Peer into the InDesign dreams (or nightmares) of designers and see the first digital camera ever. Get up close and personal with Roger Black, Matthew Carter, and Jonathan Ive. And watch video clips of print jobs gone awry. Just think "Pink!"

Add Stamps to PDFs on the iPad

News: Written on April 1, 2011

PDF Expert version 2.3 now has a complete set of tools related to adding stamps, logos and text notes to PDF documents. All edits in the document can be flattened making it readable on any desktop or mobile device.

Get Your Portfolio on the iPad

How-Tos: Written by Russell Brown on January 17, 2011

The iPad's crisp, vivid screen is wonderful for showing off a creative pro's portfolio. Here's how to move the portfolio's contents from your main computer to the tablet.

2011 Print and ePublishing Conference Hits D.C. in May

News: Written on January 7, 2011

This three-day conference covers digital, tablet, and print workflows for all publishers and creative professionals. Register by April 8 to receive $200 off of the regular $895 conference fee.

2011 Print and ePublishing Conference Hits D.C. in May

News: Written on January 7, 2011

This three-day conference covers digital, tablet, and print workflows for all publishers and creative professionals. Register by April 8 to receive $200 off of the regular $895 conference fee.

New Webinar Line-Up Focuses on Adobe Creative Suite Apps

News: Written on January 5, 2011

Whether your projects are headed for print or web, these online seminars will help you get there. Apps covered include InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, and Acrobat.

Free PDF Export Presets for MagCloud Publications

News: Written by Terri Stone on January 4, 2011

To make sure you export a PDF from InDesign that's set up properly for the MagCloud magazine publishing service, download this free preset.

Free Acrobat Webinar Series

News: Written on January 3, 2011

Adobe experts teach you how to use Adobe Acrobat X Pro in this online series, which begins January 13, 2011.

New PDF Imposition Tool

News: Written on December 1, 2010

SintraWorks' CommandPDF 1.0 for Mac OS X is designed to handle intense imposition workflows.

Review: Adobe Acrobat X Pro

Reviews: Written by Jeremy Schultz on November 22, 2010

While this version of the venerable program isn't perfect, it has plenty of new tools that creative professionals can benefit from.

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