Adobe at drupa 2004 Adobe PDF/JDF concept demonstration — an industry first At drupa 2004, Adobe presented a concept demonstration integrating the capabilities of Portable Document...

  Creating value through Internet printing and online document delivery services Adobe® PDF JobReady™ software enables print providers to offer...

Create a new layer in Photoshop and fill it with a light brownish, slightly orange color. Try different colours depending on the type of wood grain you want to create....

A PDF file of a map, for example, is often a combination of vector graphics, text, and raster graphics. A general reference map of the US uses: text stored...

First of all, you will need Photoshop (which I am using here) or a similar piece of software. Secondly, you need a simple asphalt texture. To save your time, you...

Standards Support in XyEnterprise Applications Promote Efficiencies in Enterprise Publishing Environments XyEnterprise, the leading developer of XML content management and enterprise publishing software, announced today support...

Adobe EPS Adobe Encapsulated PostScript files are files which are intended to be encapsulated (or incorporated) into other Adobe PostScript files. They are subroutines which are called by copying them...

JDF and JMF are the way to go to optimize workflow in the bindery When it comes to the binding industry, the key to optimizing daily work is to...

Adobe Systems announced early this week new enterprise document control software, dubbed the Adobe Policy Server, and PDF Job Ready v.1.6 (formerly PDF Transit) for Internet printing...

1. Open Photoshop. Open an image to apply patchwork grid effect. 2. Create a new layer in the layer palette and fill it with white color....

Usage restrictions and monitoring PDFs may be encrypted so that a password is needed to view or edit the contents. The PDF Reference defines both 40-bit and 128-bit encryption, both...

1.Create a New document any size you wish, I chose 800x600, this gives me enough room to work. Make the Background white and then create a new layer above it...