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Yup.. you're right singlewahm... Don't know why it didn't work for me last night... Oh well - the wonders of computers

You cannot create a drop shadow effect on editable text. You have to outline the text first, then create the dropshadow effect.

Is the file size the only thing that is reduced?

select all objects find your pathfinder palette and hit merge (top left icon in the palette)

I'm still guessing it's a CMYK vs. RGB thing. Indesign will output as CMYK, and will desaturate any 'out of gamut' colours. Try converting your image to cmyk in illustrator and/or Photoshop to see if there's still a problem.

I'm guessing you're working with an RGB image. These almost always look dull in Indesign, one work around, is to turn on soft proofing in Indesign, and chose a RGB profile as proofing profile.

I think wacom have releashed a new driver to deal with this issue. Make sure you have the newest driver for your tablet.

If you're on a pc hold down ctrl+shift+alt when starting Photoshop. Then you'll reset your preferences, and everything should work again. On mac I guess it's cmd+alt+shift but I'm not certain.

Have you tried configuring the scanner settings without having any open documents? many settings in adobe programs are document specific, and won't apply in general unless you adjust the settings with no open docs.

oh, btw I came across this nice tutorial by Nick Hodge.

It can be done, and in some cases it might be the only non time consuming solution. But there's one major drop back about this solution. Rasterizing a pdf will also rasterize the text. So instead of printing text @ 1200 dpi (standard res for text and vector graphic) your text will get rasterized...

If the book is layouted like this (example is a 20p book) p1-10 one language, p11-20 another language. I'd simply layout the book as normal, and rotate page 11-20 in acrobat. But that solution of course only works if you're supplying single page pdf's to your printer, and not if you have to...

These may be obvious questions, but have you checked: 1) if there's any page elements with text wrap in the bottom of the pages - check master pages for elements as well? Or 2) if there's an inner margin on the textbox? Also are the text flow between text boxes intact? And finally, does the...

I believe the solution lies in your transparency flatterner presets. If I recall my theory correctly transparency does some nasty tricks to text and other objects when rasterized due to the dot gain. Alter your tranparency flattener preset so that it outlines vectors and text, that might just...