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Ditto. We tested each mission critical system and fixed them. You weren't one of the dweebs!

And imagine my surprise at the news and punditry responses. As a computer nerd, just as a test changed the date on my macs and pc's to 2000 to see what happened, everything was fine. And all the geeky blogs I read laughed and said 'stupid dweebs.' :)

Not shedding per se. Making service a 'different entity.' Anything to do with payroll, ie human cost, gets outsourced so you can write it all off and don't have all those fiddly bits to deal with.

Member, what member? LOL

LOL Every printer's day in 2023.

The client is free from Kodak if you have a licensed server.

Truth is stranger than fiction. Whoever set up the 'server' to allow remote connections should be the responsible party to diagnose/repair your connection. You may not have the ability to 'fix' the problem. PUNT the task - convince the new owners you are not in control of nor cognizant of the...

Standards, yes. Make the job easier for all. Conversely I have had multiple professional relatives bring up the topic, not at my urging or comment, of how frustrating some specific software products can be for them as the 'standard' has made their jobs much harder than previous. Agreed. But...

Our current leased Prinergy system MUST be available to their technicians 24/7/365. Probably phone's home constantly.

Very good actually. It depends on Adobe not changing their file options. And I use MarkzWare to import INDD and QXP files into Affinity Publisher. We also use the really good Qoppa PDF Studio instead of Acrobat where we can. The only missing piece to replace the Adobe products completely is a...

And I'll recommend the Serif Affinity line of products INSTEAD OF ADO$BE. Really.

And when you have a customer distracted / incompetent enough to send you PART of that 'most important' job you just know they'll have lots more changes and still want the same delivery schedule and the same quoted price. 80-20 rule applies. These guys are the 20% of the customer base who we...

Tried Typeface. Hmmmmm.

But wait - the AI is now in charge of that remote diagnostic and repair with or without your permission. Because COST! So yes it does understand you and will always be helpful and kind and do not turn your back on it! Bwahahahahahaha. :)

Which could also be 'dark as night' thoughts.

Using RightFont. 1. Working Ok for now with our library of 20k+. 2. Managing conflicts is easy enough. 3. Regular updates. 4. Interface is a little different but usable once you get the hang of it. 5. Price is right.

There is that word again. 'Skewed' would mean distorted in one or more dimensions. You mean to say 'Rotated' albeit slighty. Yes I am picking a nit - but they are completely different graphic dimensional descriptions. It's like saying 'Yeah, that's a little white' when it's black. Completely...

Your article about rotation and mirroring is very nicely done. 'Skew' is a distortion in one or both dimensions. THAT is a feature I would like to access in Acrobat.

Oh yes. We definitely have it turned off. But we interface with 'cutting edge' designers. So my machine is the guinea pig for software updates. :) My 'solutions' to problems trickle down as updates are rolled out to the rest of the team.

My biggest issue with CS is the constant 'upgrading' of the apps by Adobe wether you want it or not. Recently 'font activation' has gone wonky. Sigh. Day to day it is acting differently. And then they constantly 'add new features' which CHANGES your defaults (Acrobat) BACK to what THEY think...