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But, now, in the model I am doing as above, and in some cases it doesn't want to change the color, (some cases it does), but then when I render (presenter), it reverts to its original color ignoring my changed color request.
If it is then you may need to go into the Viewpoint Properties and switch off 'Hide/Required', this basically overrides the settings from the scene to that viewpoint, so any changes you have made are not shown in that view.
When I load an autocad drawing, in the materials palette I get a "bylayer" black icon. If I render whilst this is there, I get a black screen. Why does this bylayer icon appear each time ? (sometimes I see a "Global" black icon which I also need to delete else some particular components render as black.)
I am experiencing exactly the same issue with Autocad 2009 & 2011 models, and am convinced that it is a bug. I always set the default in the viewpoint defaults to ensure that all overrides are saved in the viewpoints, and set Presenter not to import any textures from the autocad file. The Global and Bylayer materials can simply be deleted to remove them from the file.
I created a cube in Autocad 2011 on layer 0 and set the colour red, and loaded it in to Navisworks Version 2009.1 and saved views 1,2 & 3 set with colour overrides red Green & Blue then saved the nwd file. They render with their override colours even when the nwd is loaded into Navisworks 2011. The same Autocad file loaded with Navisworks 2011(including SP1) and the same views set up with the three colours it only renders red, the original autocad layer colour despite the colour overrides in the views.
There must be a change that has happened between 2009 & 2011 versions that causes this. The 2 files clearly demonstrate the problem, and I am convinced that there is a bug in the 2011 file reader/software.
Are you referring to the comment pane to concrete northern colorado in the right hand of the PDF? If yes, please minimize the comment pane by clicking on the small arrow as shown in the screenshot and then go to Edit (Windows) , Adobe Acrobat (Mac) > Preferences > Documents > Select 'Restore last view setting when re-opening the document' Cl
Are you referring to the comment pane in the right hand of the PDF? If yes, please minimize the comment pane by clicking on the small arrow as shown in the screenshot and then go to Edit (Windows) , Adobe Acrobat (Mac) > Preferences > Documents > Select 'Restore last view setting when re-opening the document' Click OK and check.
Are you referring to the comment pane to concrete northern colorado in the right hand of the PDF? If yes, please minimize the comment pane by clicking on the small arrow as shown in the screenshot and then go to Edit (Windows) , Adobe Acrobat (Mac) > Preferences > Documents > Select 'Restore last view setting when re-opening the document' Click OK and check.
I have the same Issue when i start working on my projects of construction or other autocads these commenting process starts automatically. Now reading your thread i have disable this, You made my work very easy. Thanks a lots.
This does not work for me. I unchecked the "Show comments pane when a PDF with comments is opened", then click ok. Opening up Preferences agin, it is automatically checked again. Why can I not disable this?
If I make the changes like Josh, it will hold those preference choices across multiple files. I can close and re-open the same one without comments pane auto opening. But if I close the adobe application, then reboot it, it forgets those preferences and returns to its default of auto opening the comments pane
I am in the same boat. This only works as long as Adobe is open. As soon as the application is closed it forgets these preference settings. This is not an actual solution, which I am eager for as this is debilitating when working with contruction drawings.
What is the version of the Acrobat DC you are using? To check the version go to Help > About Acrobat and make sure you have the recent version 24.01.20604 installed. Go to Help > Check for updates and reboot the computer once.
Also try to repair the installation from the help menu (Win Only) and see if that works.
What is the version of the Acrobat DC you are using? To check the version go to Help > About Acrobat and make sure you have the recent version 24.02.20687 installed. Go to Help > Check for updates and reboot the computer once.
Also try to repair the installation from the help menu (Win Only) and see if that works.
Please try to reset the Acrobat preferences as described here -discussions/how-to-reset-acrobat-preference-settings-to-defau... and see if that works.
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We are sorry to hear that the issue still persists, Would you mind collecting the Adobe CC logs -cloud/kb/cc-log-collector.html , Procmon logs (Win Only) -docs/acrobatetk/tools/Labs/acromonitor.html and share them via any cloud storage. Just upload the log file to the cloud and generate the link and share that link with us for further investigation.
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I recently purchased a new Yoga 2 Pro with a gorgeous 3200 x 1800 display. My main purposes for this device was to do some heavy lifting on the the road with many of my professional applications. I was quickly discouraged when I first fired up Fireworks, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and Illustrator to find that I needed a magnifying glass to see simple menu options.
Now comes the fun part. You will just have to copy your manifest file to all of the application folders that you would like to change the scaling on. For example, Photoshop.exe is located at: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS6 (64 Bit) and I created a manifest file in text editor named photoshop.exe.manifest to place in that folder.
Now place this file in the same directory as your executable. All of the ones listed above are are in pretty straight forward locations like C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe or C:\Program Files\Adobe.
Also, when I edit DWORD by changing it to decimal and I click OK, I go back to make sure it has changed and reverts back to Hex. Is this normal when I go back to the DWORD window, or is it supposed to stay on decimal?
Thank you SO much, this worked just right and you had excellent instructions. Shame on you Adobe, for making things so hard, but Bravo Bravo to you Dan for helping us all in such a simple way, when one considers the immense headache this has been giving SO many people.
Hi Dan, I just used the above to get my copy of Photoshop CS5 to look right on my new 4k screen HP. However, the bridge software that comes with it still looks like ants and I didnt see a link for it. I also cant find the program files for it by following the same path as above. Can you help?
Thank you for this tip. This sounds like a great solution for the programs mentioned, but will it work for other apps with similar scaling problems (like Microsoft Streets & Trips and Quicken)? If so, do I just rename the manifest file and place it in the same directory as the corresponding executable file? Are any other changes required in the manifest file.
I just got my Dell xps 15 and ran into this frustrating problem, I had given up all hope until I found this solution, so thank you! I did notice that I had to reboot my system for the changes to take effect, so if anyone is not seeing it work right away, definitely try restarting.
Figured out that I needed to specify in windows that Notepad should be used to open the Photoshop.exe.manifest file. For any newbies like me = save it as a .txt file. Fixed it just fine. (Sorry, new to registry edits)
I am wondering for the adobe programs with space in the name ei: after effects, flash builder, content viewer, media encoder, widget browser, premier pro
Do you name the file aftereffects.exe.manifest
Or
after effects.exe.manifest
thank you so much for this now i have got my adobe working. However i just cant get it working on autodesk maya at all, do you know where exactly should i place the file and what name do i need to change it to? thank you
1) If the app launches properly. There is something wrong with the external manifest procedure.
2) If the app runs the same error as with the manifest file. There is something wrong with your applications install.
Mac is either also lagging behind, or Adobe is. I am a digital illustrator and graphic designer. I have had NO problem using Adobe software until now. I have been using Illustrator and Photoshop since Illustrator 88 and Photoshop 1, and I use CS5.5 about 12 hours a day.
I use a 27-inch monitor in both cases. The older iMac is set to 19201080 and still looks sharp. Unfortunately, reducing the monitor resolution on the higher-res Retina monitor creates distortions and halos, so that is not an option and I had to leave it alone.
Brad S., yes the software is old, but they still sell it. CS6 clearly has a bug in that it reports being DpiAware when it very evidently is not. If nothing else, Adobe could fix that flag in their CS6 applications so that this work-around their error was no longer needed.
This setting should definitely be off. I had it on so I could drag windows to a regular monitor (LoDpi?) to read them when necessary. (When it is off, Windows downsamples so that the LoDpi physical sizes match the HiDpi, making them even less readable.) Turning this on disables the font scaling done for non-aware apps on HiDpi screens.
Brad S., yes the software is old, but they still sell it! CS6 clearly has a bug in that it reports being DpiAware when it very evidently is not. If nothing else, Adobe could fix that flag in their CS6 applications so that this work-around to compensate for their error was no longer needed.
Awesome work Dan! Is there text within the manifest file that can be changed to tweak the resolution even more. Your solution worked great for me but now the menus and fonts are just a bit TOO big in my programs (Yoga 2 is set to 32001800).
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