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It is just the way it works. We just create a process template for each press with the correct value for each one.

You can buy Acrobat without a subscription.

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A lot of the time the end user is some guy that hates change and keeps wanting to do things the way they were done in 1984.

Definitely needs to be setup correctly or you are just peeing into the wind.

Look into a VPN for your workplace. Much more secure than an open RDP connection to the outside world.

It will probably have to be a new 24" model (base model $1299.00). It seems the Mac Studio (base model $1999.00) & 27" Mac Studio Display ($1599.00) are the replacement for the 27" line. ($3598.00) There are no NEW 27" iMacs listed on their website any longer. Will there be a 27 inch m1 iMac...

Once you have your preflight setup you can run it on whatever page ranges needs to be rotated so it only affects those pages. The rotation key will still be 0° for all pages when you are done. When you use Pitstop or Acrobat Preflight to rotate pages it actually rotates the content. Not change...

You can rotate the pages using an Acrobat Preflight and the rotation key will still be 0° In the rotated file just like Pitstop does it.

That is 100% true. In the old days you could skip a version or two and save money like in the CS2 days. By CS3, 5, 5.5, and 6 Adobe had closed that loophole so if you saved money by skipping a version you lost those savings when you finally did upgrade because the version of the upgrade was...

So basically doing the same thing that Adobe did with their subscription plan.

It is like setting a building on fire and then charging its occupants a hefty fee to get out of the burning building.

There is more truth in that cartoon than anyone knows.

Maybe Crayola will make a play. 😁

And from the Adobe FAQ page: Pantone color What are Pantone Matches? Color themes on Adobe Color can now be instantly converted into Pantone® colors which are used in printing, textiles, and manufacturing. Use these colors in Adobe applications when creating your designs. How do I convert my...

They do have a website for "Adobe Color" https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel

The guides in Acrobat have never been great but they went out of their way to make them even worse.

The change is going to be to Adobe Color which will be Adobe's own color system.

Also the Enfocus website has instructions on how to manually remove everything in Pitstop. I wish to downgrade an Enfocus application on my Mac and the installer doesn't allow me to continue. How can I fix this?