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Can I turn off the Properties Panel in Photoshop CC?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 28 Jun 2013 16:35:36 GMT

Every

Single

Time

I draw a line or a shape or do almost anything it seems in PSCC, the Properties Panel jumps out. Quite rudely, it blocks the upper right of whatever I am working on. Yes, I can simply close it, but it interrupts my workflow, and it pops out constantly. This definitely did not happen in CS6 or any previous version of PS or even in the first version of PS in Creative Cloud.

I haven't yet come across anywhere that will let me deactivate that automatic pop-out...I was hoping someone else had found it already. I would greatly appreciate some assistance!

Thanks!!

Acorbat Reader users cannot submit my form to me

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 17 Sep 2014 16:42:42 GMT

I created a form for use by the nine members of my brokerage team. Some people have Acrobat Standard; but some only have Reader. It seems as if the Reader users are unable to submit the forms. When the Reader users click on the button to e-mail the form back to me, they get an error message saying "This operation is not permitted."

I have looked for solutions online, but cannot find any that fit this situation, given the versions of Acrobat that are being used: Pro XI (used by three of us with Creative Cloud), Standard X, Reader (multiple). The solutions that have been posted involve making changed within the Registry; and those solutions that do not involve the Registry make suggestions for setting changes within Pro that don't even exist in my version of Pro XI. (Go figure.)

It would be really nice to get this issue resolved once and for all. If anyone has any recommendations, I would love to hear them.

Cheers!

Why won't Win7-64 permit my file manager to associate my *.INDD files with InDesign CC 2014?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 24 Jun 2014 16:08:48 GMT

Ever since installing the new CC 2014 apps, I have been unable to associate my INDD files with the InDesign CC 2014 program. I am able to use the program itself, but when I am attempting to open the files from my file manager, they always open in Photoshop instead. And Windows WILL NOT permit me to associate the file extension with InDesign 2014.

Is anyone else having this problem, or is it just me?

Why does Illustrator CC crash when opening files from Windows 7 64x file manager?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 02 Apr 2014 14:23:56 GMT

This does not happen with any of my ogher CC applications; and the files open just fine when opening from directly within Illustrator. It doesn't matter if it is an AI, EPS, or PDF file. The program just crashes. What I thought was a glitch a few months ago, seems to keep happening, and despite at least one (1) update, it still isn't fixed.

Am I the only one having this problem? Thankfully, Illustrator is about the least used of my programs so I'm not ready to pull out my hair just yet.

Can Elements 12 open TIFF Groups created in Photoshop CC?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 17 Mar 2014 18:15:05 GMT

A co-worker needs to be able to access certain files that I have created in Photoshop CC. These files are saved as TIFFs, and as part of my workflow, I have just about everything in Groups. She currently has Elements 10 on her system, but that absolutely does not permit access to the Groups and the components within. Because of her job duties, I cannot necessarily justify adding her to the CC account since she does not need PS, AI, ID, or any of the other applications as I do. However, I can easily justify upgrading her to Elements 12...provided it does what we need it to.

If someone could please provide me with some insight or guidance, I would appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.

One Form...Multiple Documents?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 22 Aug 2013 18:49:33 GMT

In the hopes of streamlining/consolidating certain forms within my office, I have been tasked with creating a single form which will generate two subsequent (new) forms or documents for different purposes of notification.

Case in point: I have been asked to take what is known as a Transaction Completion Form, and create a single form which will then generate

an Invoice (instead of the separate document which our secretary now creates)
a Listing Update Notification (which is now generated orally or by e-mail)

Is it possible to have my brokers complete the single new form, and then have that information automatically generate the two subsequent forms once they submit the initial form?

I am more comfortable working in either Word or Excel and then converting to Acrobat; but I can go from scratch in Acrobat if necessary.

Any suggestions would be quite appreciated. Thank you.

Why won't Windows 7 permit my CC programs to be the default programs for file types?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 18 Jul 2013 19:42:23 GMT

I just uninstalled all of my CS6programs to free up disk space. But now....Windows 7 will not associate JPG, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, INDD, etc. (the typical file types) with my CC programs, -- all of the file types which had previously been associated with my CS6 programs!! Don't misunderstand: I can open the actual file(s) just fine from within the programs themselves, but if I am browsing through my folders, and select a file and try to open from Windows Explorer, it has now been associated with Windows Photo Viewer. And when I try to manually associate the file types with my CC programs, not only are the programs not amongst the choices, Photoshop and InDesign won't remain as my chosen program when I browse through to fine the EXE file!! This is NOT good. This is going to seriously eat into the efficiency of my work flow.