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randomobject reacted to a post in a topic: AD keeps resetting the studio / context tools / tools
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AD keeps resetting the studio / context tools / tools
randomobject replied to randomobject's topic in V1 Bugs found on macOS
Thanks Sean P For now, knowing not to toggle UI and close down is going to keep my sane. Looking forward to 1.8 ✌️ -
Hi all - so my AD keeps sporadically resetting on open, where I have to go to: View > Show Context Toobar View > Show Toolbar View > Show Tools View > Studio > and uncheck Hide Studio to get me back to how I last left it. I think it happens mostly when I open a file without first launching AD but it's too sporadic to pin-point (I forget). I know 'tab' toggles the UI. AD version 1.7.2 MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015) OSX 10.14.6 Thanks V
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Problem with the grid
randomobject replied to randomobject's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Thanks - Looking forward to that. When is 1.7 due? -
Hello all - I seem to have a problem getting grids to work properly. My artboard is 297 x 210mm. If you look at the first image and note the spacing of the 2nd axis, it's 10mm which into 210mm is equally divided. If I then add to the1st axis a spacing of 148.5 (second image) the grid shifts. If I divid the 1st axis further, it keeps shifting (image 3). What the hell is going on / have I missed? Thanks
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Alfred reacted to a post in a topic: Where are the Before and After Paragraph settings?
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I'm trying to stop my returns spacing being off in comparison to my leading on body text, and I believe I can do that via the Before and After Paragraph settings but I can't find them. Where are they? I'm on Mac / AD 1.5.5 This is all I have in my para panel: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kdgottig6tpe8ow/Screenshot%202017-04-26%2014.36.46.png?dl=0
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randomobject reacted to a post in a topic: Photoshop Path
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Monotone / Duetone
randomobject replied to randomobject's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Managed to get a pretty good approximation. In PS you would: Grayscale > Duotone (or Mono / Triple etc) > Select colors and then convert back to CMYK to get the same visual effect, working in CMYK did this: Menu > Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Gradient Map Adjustment then in the panel I set the'first' and 'last' colors in the slider and deleted the middle one. If there better ways. Be good to know about it. -
ronnyb reacted to a post in a topic: Create concentric circles / spirals