Mike Gondek
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Appearance is to Illustrator what layers are to Photoshop. Hopefully I have converted another appearance palette addict.
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OK the problem is solved, there is nothing wrong with the code, the server needed to be rebooted.
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I believe there used to be a graphic style in AI, but I always support creating your own artwork, or else everyone will have an Ilustrator out of the same.
Draw a line
in appearance choose add new stroke and create the following in this order top to bottombrown 15 point dashed (12 point in dashed line on strokes palette)
white 15 point stroke
silver 20 poitn stroke
brown 15 point dashed (12 point in dashed line on strokes palette)
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Filter >> Blue >> Radial Blur change to zoom sue a large amoutn like 100 , may have to run twice.
The shine plug in has so many more options though that woudl taek many more steps in phothsop to create. I personally create print graphic in AE when I find AE has better tools (Shine is #1 on my list). Sometimes I do the inverse for video as in the case of outer glow or bevels.
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https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=332822
If still does not work. Reset your prefs. Boot Photoshop and immediately afterwards hold down Shift Ctrl Alt (A prompt will come up asking you to reset prefs).
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Mike Gondek
February 2, 2007 at 5:18 pm in reply to: Please Help. So simple yet so dificult. How to make a space. is that is?Great job, looks like you got it fixed using layers. Can tell you spent alot of time into this page(you got up to style 95 wow).
Curtis as always is right on with the solution of using the line breaks to move everything only downwards. You only need to put your cursor before the table and hit Shift Enter. In Dreamweaver you will find this and other useful items under: insert >> html >> special characters.
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Let me first warn you to stay away from http://www.learngroup.net (the owner is cashing students checks and failing to provide classes and cheating his instructors to and has done jailtime for this). You can see the reason why if you go to a site people put up who got cheated by him: http://www.learngroup.com
http://www.ledet.com has classes in DC & pennsylvania which may be near enough.
I used to be an instructor for both, and can tell you Ledet is honest for over 10 years and learngroup is a habitual criminal.
I never tried them, but you can look into
https://www.computertrainingschools.com/requestinfo/?schoolID=885 -
Before the color replacement tool, you would have to change your paintbrush to blending mode color or hue, and paint over somehting to change the color.
The color replacement tool has that option and more like “limits” “tolerance level”. The color replacement also is much more intelligent job of sensing what to do with neighboring pixles (kind of like comparing the clone stamp to the healing brush).
You can do a wand selection prior to using the color replacement tool if you are familiar with constricting your selection in that way.
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Try
Tools >> Cache >> Purge Central Cache
incase somehting corrupt is in your cacheIf you have large images change
edit >> Preferences >> advanced do not process images larger than 200
to something like 50mbMake sure your hard drive is not running low on space, and run software (Disk First Aid, Norton, Check disk) to repair any bad blocks you may have on your drive. Then empty the trash/recycle bin.
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Under edit >> color settings you should get a good cmyk conversion if you are set to something like North American Prepress default. The option that appears in the working space: CMYK is what will most affect an RGB to CMYK conversion.
How does the file look on the screen after coverting to CMYK??? The image should look close to the RGB image except a little saturation may be lost overall, (more in areas which have a large amount of primary blue).
If your image looks decent, then your problem is not with the date in your image, btu with your cmyk printer or the settings you are using while printing.