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  1. Grimzbane

    Give one image the coloring of another.

    If you are using photoshop CS2 you can open both pictures and click on Image, Adjustments and color match. That might be a quick and dirty way to get your job done.
  2. Grimzbane

    Finding corrupt .pdf's

    If you have the money Pitstop server is a great utility for preflighting and fixing problems in PDF's. It gives a report of errors and can fix many issues dealing with PDF's. Otherwise Acrobat Pro has preflighting built in, but it isn't as automatic as Pitstop. Acrobat Pro 8 can acutally fix...
  3. Grimzbane

    Installing Acrobat programs

    A half gig of ram is sufficiant for running InDesign CS and CS2. If you plan on upgrading to CS3 you will need to get more ram. If you plan on running Photoshop and Indesign at the same time it might be a little sluggish. At least that's been my experiance. We currently run 2.6 Ghz P4's with...
  4. Grimzbane

    Spacing Between Words

    Under the paragraph style options, under Justification, you can change the word spacing. Playing with these numbers should give you the desired effect. Lowering the minimum desired and maximum percentages will bring the words closer together.
  5. Grimzbane

    adding a single front page to a two page spread?

    One possible solution is going to File Document Setup and unclick facing pages. This might work to give you a single page.
  6. Grimzbane

    InDesign and font filenames

    Adobe products also share a font folder usually it's C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Fonts Try saving your font to that folder.

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