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Has the quarking of Adobe begun then?

It's a real pain scraping that dried whiteout off the monitor, though.

Business cards are worth an occasional rant for one reason or another. Some days I assume that I'm dealing with a harried administrative assistant who's doing her best to pass on the information she has. Some days I assume that they're all idiots out there.

From your attachment, you seem to be using Photoshop, looking at the [Press Quality] Preset in the "Save Adobe PDF" dialog. I'm sure everyone here has dealt with many a PDF that was worse than what you'll get by clicking through the default settings you see there. However, Possumgal's advice is...

This new learning amazes me, Sir Gordo. Explain again how sheeps' bladders may be employed to prevent earthquakes!

Kinda quarky Kinda quarky This morning, seven out of twenty-five "Recent Content" threads on the Adobe CC community forum were about cancelling. Maybe eight, depending what "Kündigung meines Creative Cloud" means. That much cancellation talk seems kinda quarky to me.

I thought it was because the mailroom crew was snipping out the coupons.

Pop and Punch have multiple meanings that could be applied to situations like this.

I find that hooking the metal arms into the handles of the attached SpectroProofer works more better....

On a tangent... On a tangent... ...anybody seen the movie Helvetica? It's in my Netflix queue, but keeps getting bumped by my family, in favor of things like The Phil Silvers Show and Gomer Pyle. I might have to wait for the sequel, Helvetica Neue, or the comedy spoof Arial!, sure to be...

I'd like to read a good response to this problem! My clumsy workaround is to use PDF Optimizer; Convert All Text to Outlines. Optimizer is a pretty blunt instrument to swing at a PDF; need to watch for collateral damage. I've gone so far as to to deconstruct the PDF, apply Optimizer to the...

Your enthusiasm is admirable, SpellZ. Regarding printing that feels like hardened glue: that sounds like raised print thermography. If the piece were embossed, you would have a dent on the back of the sheet where it was raised on the front. With raised print all I know is that some kind of...