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Quote from: Tracy on November 17, 2023, 12:26:21 PMI'm done with the file (I think)
but where the heck is that object menu? I go to window/ interactive but I don't see it

the object menu is at the top, next to the File - Edit - Layout - Type - Object - ...



or right click like she said

open up the Interactive window (Object menu, scroll down to Interactive) and select "Convert to Object", that will remove the interactive part and make it a regular text box.


hopefully

looks like something that was copied from 1 app to another. 
Like the text may be in an Illy file, select, copy, paste into Indesign, result you get weird text boxes


not sure tho, just a guess because I've seen similar objects.

I believe it's only on a PC, since the Mac version hasn't been updated since dinosaurs roamed the earth.

I like the ones with windows...  that melt




fun times

waiting on a Kodak tech, you may need a movie to go with the popcorn...

BFH


just sayin'

sounds like someone changed the old IP address (may have done it so they could connect to see if everything was working), do you know what it was originally so you can check to see?



my .02

If it were me, since this if for the web, I would rasterize any pages with transparency, downsample and make them rgb. Keep all fonts as live, not outlined (a lot of vector objects will make the file larger, it's all about the nodes).

Nobody will be able to tell the difference between the original hi-res and the rasterized version on the internet.


YMMV

see, I forgot about the stupid tertiary.



I know it was a whole rack of stuff, lot's of blinky lights.


When Quad took over, they replaced it all with a really nice VM.
In one rack, it took up maybe less than 2 foot of space.
When I left, they only had 4 racks left, 3 of those were switches and patch panels.

coulda swore Williamson bought their own. They did make us buy the primary and secondary servers along with some other crap. I can't remember, it was a very long time ago. I could be wrong.

did I mention that as of this month I've been printing now 50 years...  I have forgotten sooooo much.

It was my understanding that they would buy it for you (with a mark-up) or you could buy one as long as it met the specs they required.

We bought all of our servers and then they would do the install.

Your paying for software support, not the Server machine support, that would come from whoever you buy the server from.



YMMV

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