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Hi jm/eugene Weird I brought in the same eps today and surprise, surprise there was no white background. Not sure what occurred subsequently but the eps definitely came in with a white background. I've seen quite a few other posts referring to the same problem so I thought InDesign had...

Hummm.... well it's a bit confusing. I haven't found too many downsides to InDesign as yet but I don't think it handles eps files as well as Quark (or should I say as simply as Quark) I mean as default InDesign is in 'normal mode'. right? If I have to keep clicking on this 'preview mode' to get...

Yeah, thanks for the information 'jmgalvin' I don't mind the activation procedure, its got to be in place, although as you say it is sometimes a PITA. I just found it annoying that a serial number for InDesign actually didn't work with InDesign. Surely they can overcome this serial number...

Well I'm sure they do have their reasons but those reasons perhaps do not take their customers into consideration. Anyway I had some help from someone providing me with a technical help desk number. As I suspected the 'stand alone' product is not compatible with the 'packaged' product in terms...

Can you say how you would get rid of the white bounding box around a graphic when an eps is placed into InDesign? I placed a logo yesterday and it had a white box behind it when it should have been transparent. After some research I read that .ai worked but I couldn't test that as it wasn't...

I'm not that familar with bringing in eps files into InDesign but it seems they arent very compatible, like eps in Xpress. I was reading that the best way is to just keep Illustrator files in the native.ai form or rasterising the postscript file when placing it in InDesign. Theres an option to...

OK I guess running the install from the disk is an option. I just find it amazing that Adobe can't simplify their activation methods. You'd think a serial number is a serial number and would work for InDesign regardless whether its a 'standalone' downloaded version or part of a package.

Hi, I've been trying out InDesign for a few days now and like it, fortunately. (well actually I was forced into buying it as one of my clients requested all work from now on be submitted in InDesign) So I decided to purchase it along with Photoshop and Illustrator in the Design Standard...

This has probably been covered before but does andyone have an opinion/s Ive been told by the 'experts' to stay away from Layout Mode as they say this creates bad coding? Since migrating to DW4 I have found the feature very useful in helping design a page. Previous to this I have been working...