Are there any character limits to PDF keyword metadata?

I'm working on a project that involves scanning a lot of handwritten documents, so manually entering keyword metadata is key for searchability. Is there any character limit to individual keywords or the entire keywords field?
Thanks,
Sean

Well I answered the second part of my question myself. It turns out the keyword field in Acrobat has a 1,999 character limit.

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Are there any Photoshop plugins that bring in metadata from iPhoto?

I just got CS4, and know I can tell iPhoto to edit photos directly in Photoshop. However, the Photoshop Bridge may have features in organizing my photos that may allow me to enhance what I already have done to organize them in iPhoto. Are there plugins that basically allow one to manage an iPhoto library from within Photoshop CS4? I'm looking for Keyword, Library, Comments support within Photoshop Bridge.

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In a word, No.
If you have a Managed Library there is simply no way for Bridge to access the pics, nor will it make sense of the various versions inside the Library.
The iPhoto metadata - Keyword, Library, Comments - are not stored in the photos, but only in the iPhoto db file. Bridge has no ability to read this.
The only way to write to the photos themselves is to export from iPhoto.
If you're using a Referenced Library then the file management abilities of Bridge make it very, very easy to corrupt the iPhoto Library.
Simply, the best advice I can give is that you need to choose between iPhoto and Bridge. I don't think there's anything that Bridge does that iPhoto doesn't, and many that iPhoto does and Bridge doesn't.
Regards
TD

Are there any workarounds for multiple PDF files created for a single Word 2011 document?

I am running...
Mac OS X Version 10.6.8
Word for Mac 2011
Adobe Acrobat X Version 10.1.0
I am working with 100 plus page Word documents that go back and forth between portrait and landscape layouts. When I attempt to create an Acrobat PDF document (or one using the native Mac PDF function), I end up with 10 to 15 separate PDF documents. One person suggested that I simple stitch them together, which is an inordinate amount of work as compared to how simple it is do on my PC with older versions of Acrobat and Word. However, I have noticed that the margins are way off and the pagination is off sometimes too. So even this workaround is not the answer. I last talked to Microsoft, Apple, and Acrobat tech support about five weeks ago. Each blaming the other two but saying they were working together to solve the problem. My recent searches of forums has not revealed any solutions nor have updates changed anything.
As I am anticipating the day when my old PC stops working, I am searching for a possible workaround or other solution for this problem.

Thanks for your reply.
The tip-off may be this. In Word 2007 on my pc when I print the document to a printer, Word generates 1 print file for the entire document. If I print to PDF, one print file is generated by Word and Acrobat creates a PDF from this file.
What I just discovered by accident was that when Word for Mac 2011 prints the same Word document to a printer it creates about 10 different print files. So instead of a 100 page PDF document I end up with 10 PDF documents of 1 to 30 pages depending where the page orientation shifts in the Word document. If you print to a printer that is not turned on, you can see all of the files stacked up in the printer queue. I suspect that Word for Mac 2011 generates 10 different print files during the PDF creation process and therefore Acrobat logically creates 10 different PDFs. Unfortunately, there are margin errors and other layout errors in these 10 different PDFs so stitching them together is useless.
I am beginning to think that the way Word for Mac 2011 prints documents is simply incompatabile to Acrobat or the PDF creator that is native to the Mac OS.
I just think that this is a problem that Microsoft is going to have to fix.

With the paid version - How many people can I send to at one time? Are there any download limitations (bandwidth or number of downloads limitation)?

I've grown to hate Hightail and was attempting to find out how Adobe Send compared - but the documentation is pitiful. I do webinars which means I may have a 200-400 people who will be downloading the file. Does the paid version allow this? What's the maximum size and the maximum number of downloads?

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Are there any free apps that lets you edit/draw on PDFs on iPads?

I can't seem to be able to edit PDFs on adobe reader, are there any other ones apart from iannonotate?

I merely Googled this and came up with these two apps.
pdf-notes free for iPad
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Are there any limitations in the Student Edition

Hi,
I just purchased the Student Adobe Creative Cloud. Are there any limitations? Also, can I put this on both of my personal computers, or just one? Thanks!

Hi Anuj,
You can install the application on 2 machines with 1 license.
Regards,
Sheena

Are there any magic numbers in credit limits?

Wondering if different credit limits for an individual account, or overall total limit, has any impact on underwriting or on score.
Back when I had under six months of credit history, before I could get a FICO, the FAKO from Amex used to tell me one thing helping my score was "you have built a strong relationship with lenders" which I took to mean I had some high limit cards (I was able to get two based on my Canadian credit, at that time $8000 on an Amex and $11000 on my RBC visa).
Since then I have always wondered whether there are magic numbers in credit limits from a scoring or underwriting perspective.
I hear "high limit" described differently but a common number I hear is a limit over $5000. I hear that over $25000 on an Amex and you may be asked to verify income.
And are there any overall magic numbers? Do you wind up in a different bucket if your overall limit is $50k or $100k?
I know it impacts utilization but is there any other impact? What about fit human underwriting, any common practices there?
Thoughts?

Canadian-In-Seattle wrote:
Wondering if different credit limits for an individual account, or overall total limit, has any impact on underwriting or on score.
Back when I had under six months of credit history, before I could get a FICO, the FAKO from Amex used to tell me one thing helping my score was "you have built a strong relationship with lenders" which I took to mean I had some high limit cards (I was able to get two based on my Canadian credit, at that time $8000 on an Amex and $11000 on my RBC visa).
Since then I have always wondered whether there are magic numbers in credit limits from a scoring or underwriting perspective.
I hear "high limit" described differently but a common number I hear is a limit over $5000. I hear that over $25000 on an Amex and you may be asked to verify income.
And are there any overall magic numbers? Do you wind up in a different bucket if your overall limit is $50k or $100k?
I know it impacts utilization but is there any other impact? What about fit human underwriting, any common practices there?
Thoughts?I am not aware of any "magic numbers" for score based solely on credit limit $$$. They scores focus on % of credit utilized. On a side note, some posters have said that high limit cards (either over $35k or $50k) are excluded from card specific utilization calculations. See below table for getting a CL on a new card.

Are there any limitations for importing Apple Aperture Libraries for Lightroom 5.7 ? What can be the hardware limitation importing large Aperture Libraries like 200 gb ? Or is importing larger Aperture Libraries even possible at the moment for Lightroom 5

Are there any limitations for importing Apple Aperture Libraries for Lightroom 5.7 ? What can be the hardware limitation for importing large Aperture Libraries like 200 gb ? Or is importing larger Aperture Libraries even possible at the moment to Lightroom 5.7 ?

dj_paige wrote:
As far as hardware restrictions, the only one I can think of is that you certainly need enough free space on your hard disk to accomodate the masters from your Aperture library.
IIn which case, ensure all your masters are "referenced" in Aperture, and that you then go to Options in the Lightroom import box and import photos in their existing locations.

Are there any specific files (other than swf) that are not supported in the content viewer?

Are there any specific files (other than swf) that are not supported in the content viewer?

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Is there any part of a PDF Form that is ignored when digitally signing?

I'm building a simplified workflow process using PDF forms. Users would add a Submit button to a form that posted to an internal web service, which would add the forms to an internal document system for further processing.
Part of the process involves subsequent users in the workflow opening the forms and adding additional signatures, then submitted them back into the system.
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are there any security concerns using my PPC imac g5 running OS 10.5.8 and using Safari 5.0.6?

You could use a browser that does not use Flash or Java, as a safety measure when visiting sites; the Safari browser has no support or recent updates. TenFourFox v 24 is fairly good, and uses later Mozilla code, is compatible with powerPC computer limitations. SeaMonkeyPPC has a similar code, but acts a little different; and there still is iCab, a good browser that will run free, but asks you get a $20. license.
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Since I have the newest version of itunes, I can't back up like normally. The only way is to considilate files and then put them on an external drive which I don't have. Are there any other options? If I can't back up to a disc like I used to, can I inste

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Create Project Web App Instance - Failed to find Project Site object. Are there any database mounted?

Hi
New Installation. Sharepoint 2013, Project Server 2013 and SQL Server 2008 SP1 (another box).
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Provisioning 'PWA': Post provisioning setup failed. Exception 'Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException: Failed to find Project Site object. Are there any database mounted?
Followed by:
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Hi
I got the same error when provisioning the PWA
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Source:        Microsoft-SharePoint Products-Project Server
Date:          8/29/2013 11:58:12 AM
Event ID:      6966
Task Category: Provisioning
Level:         Error
Keywords:
User:          abc\administrator
Computer:      mycomputer
Description:
Provisioning 'PWA': Post provisioning setup failed. Exception 'Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException: Failed to find Project Site object. Are there any database mounted?
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Are there any other hidden editing options?

Thanks to this forum, I've found the redeye tool in iPhoto to be quite useful, but this wasn't the case before I found out about the Caps-Ctrl-9 trick that was posted in this forum.
Are there any other tricks that anyone has discovered in iPhoto that isn't mentioned in the help list?
And any speculation as to why these tools aren't mentioned in the help file? I mean, at first I was ready to give up on iPhoto because of the weak redeye. Why wouldn't they show us how to do this?
Thanks again to everyone here for contributing and making this a great place to learn about my Mac!
Paul
15" MacBook Pro 2.33GHz Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Paul:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. There is a hidden feature for changing the Redeye and Retouch tool size:
How to Change the Size of the Retouch and Red-Eye Removal Tool
Type Caps lockControl9
Undo caps lock
Click on the Retouch or Red-Eye Removal tool
The tab key will toggle between cursor types, a cross or a circle
The "[" and "]" keys decrease or increase the size accordingly.
NOTE: Using the "{" "}" keys will will change the value next to the circle and that represents the degree of change or intensity that the tool imparts on each pass.
Also check out the tip at the end of my signature for backing up the library database file on a frequent basis.
Do you Twango?
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto database file and keep it current. If problems crop up where iPhoto suddenly can't see any photos or thinks there are no photos in the library, replacing the working Library6.iPhoto file with the backup will often get the library back. By keeping it current I mean backup after each import and/or any serious editing or work on books, slideshows, calendars, cards, etc. That insures that if a problem pops up and you do need to replace the database file, you'll retain all those efforts. It doesn't take long to make the backup and it's good insurance.
I've written an Automator workflow application, iPhoto dB file backup, that will copy the selected Library6.iPhoto file from your iPhoto Library folder to the Pictures folder, replacing any previous version of it. You can download it at Toad's Cellar. Be sure to read the Read Me pdf file.

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