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@Ron Dont know how late this info is. But you gotta to adobe bridge and select all you images or whatever you want to make a pdf and click output from the top right.. I think the adobe team is moving more stuff like that outta PS
Now thats a usefull tip !
Thx Matt 😉
I add “printed” then when something needs to be reprinted … bingo, one click
Hey Matt,
I actually have a photoshop question,
in CS4 how do we use the Automate- PDF Presentation like we had in CS2?
I don’t see it and it was not in the goodies folder. Is it in the folders from CS2 and where and what file is it? I use Acrobat 8 pro
Geez these are definitely exciting times we’re entering now. Seems there is so much going on with launches of new software, hardware and yet again you guys are well and truly ‘on the ball’ with the learning centre 🙂
Bring on Monday that’s what I say 🙂
All the best to you Matt,
Glyn
Can’t wait! Thank you for all the time and effort you put into teaching (thanks to the other NAPP guys as well)!
Very cool stuff, but I use most of the entire suite as a graphic designer, and have yet to easily find a place that talks about the other applications in the suite. What revolutionary updates have been made to InDesign, Illustrator, Acrobat, etc.?