Did Indesign fix the skew problem?
I scan lots of old books and then need to set the resulting tif files. They are never exactly right and have skew. In PageMaker I could fine tune the skew to the nearest .1 degree. In InDesign, only to the nearest degree. You will notice the difference. Lots of pages deskew at .3, .2, -.5 degree. Note these are all tenths. I ran into this problem, I did not see a solution, I dropped the trial version of InDesign.
PS as I'm stuck with PM7, I made the mistake of trying to move the help files from IE to Google Chrome, not remembering that Chrome will not open local files. I've wiped out the IE code that will run IE and now have no help files. (File: Preferences: Online) Moving to Firefox does not work for the same reason: It won't open local files because of security problems. PM7 is hardwired in such a way as to mis-present the local file, such that even if Firefox could open it, it won't. So we need the original magic code, as without it, PM7 cannot start IE, which means that IE cannot display html formatted help pages.
Many thanks for your help.
PPS: Contiunued fussing about, I found the PM help files, under Adobe/PM/RIS??/USEnglish/Help (I think) and then went to the main help.htm and double clicked. Came right up in >>Google Chrome<< which supposedly does not run local files. I then bookmarked it. So I can't get to the help from inside PM7, but I can hit the bookmarked file in Chrome. Chrome displays it better than IE.
