I have not given this too much thought until recently, when a bit of a back and forth happened with a client. So, when I start a new document in InDesign, for CMYK print, how to I know how to setup the color settings ?
Ctrl Alt N in Illustrator bypasses the New Document dialog and immediately creates a new document for you. Is there any way to set this up to always spawn a specific document (template) when you press that shortcut?
Why do some printed documents have those target-like lines in their corners?
I’ve never really found a solution to an issue that’s been plaguing me since I first experienced it in Photoshop CS, and now, five versions later, it’s still bugging me!
I am making a billboard with this dimensions : 2.19m x 6.09m
However, indesign’s maximum document size is 5486.4 mm (5.48m)
I am creating images for both web and print so I use pixels (px) and millimeters (mm) back and forth. But whenever I open the other type of file (i.e. opened web(px) first then print(mm), or print(mm) then web(px) ), the units displayed in Transform is always set to the previous file’s setting. I have to go to “Document Setup > OK” or every time I encounter this. It is very frustrating. Is there anyway to fix it, or is it fixed in later versions of Illustrator? Thanks.
I’m trying to use Photoshop for some quick pixel art. I have my 1 px grid set up, and am using the 1 px pencil to color in pixels.
It is practically impossible to edit a white illustration on the default white artboard background.
Does anyone know a shortcut to select a layer in photoshop, open up a new file that automatically is the correct size, or even has the element in it without having to drag in a new document and then crop it to size or guess the size?
