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Adobe has announced that there will be a web launch event introducing Adobe Creative Suite 5 on April 12, 2010…

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You want to save a workspace in Adobe Bridge in Mac OS X, but it won’t “take.” The next time you start Bridge, the workspace isn’t available or doesn’t apply when you select it. It just does nothing. The fix is to open Apple Disk Utility, select your startup volume, and click Repair Disk Permissions. [...]

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Camera Raw 4.1 and later add a very useful feature that appeared first in Lightroom. If you want to inspect an image closely for dust or other defects that need retouching, the Page Down key takes you through the entire image, from the top left corner to the bottom right corner. Here’s how it works: [...]

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If you use Adobe Camera Raw as your raw converter for digital camera raw files, you might want to be able to open your raw files in Camera Raw when you double-click them. For most files, you would do this in your operating system by changing which application opens the camera raw file type. But [...]

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To rename a selected file or folder in Adobe Bridge CS2 without using the mouse, press the spacebar, type the name, and then press Return or Enter. (For Bridge CS3 and later, see the note at the end of this post.) If you pressed the spacebar without intending to change the filename of the selected [...]

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If you try to run a batch process in Adobe Photoshop (either from Photoshop or from Adobe Bridge) and you get an error message that says a folder wasn’t found, here are some things to check: In the Batch Processing dialog box, look at the Errors section at the bottom of the dialog box. If [...]

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Tonight I was using Adobe Bridge on Mac OS X to process some camera raw files using the Tools > Photoshop > Batch command. An error alert appeared and directed me to the batch processing error log, which contained a number of errors I didn’t expect. I checked the filenames in the error log and [...]

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