Cs6 or cs4 ?

what is the better cs6 or cs4 ?

I'll summarize important differences:
Content Aware Fill — a massively useful tool that works magic seamlessly removing unwanted image elements.
Content Aware Move — select and object and drag to another part of the image. Photoshop seamlessly blends into the new position, and fixes where the object used to be. It's like magic.
Refine Edge — another hugely important tool that revolutionized the speed and accuracy of making difficult selections.
Puppet Warp — Kind of like it sounds. reposition the angle of a person's arms, for instance.
Better nicer interface.
Video editing; a ton of what Adobe call JDI (Just Do it) features which are individually minor, but together speed up your workflow. Loads more that you can read for yourself in the link above.
Or just keep reading through to CC2014 and see why you should get a Creative Cloud subscription.
I do hope you were not trolling after typing all that!

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Updating numbered Cross references crashes InDesign in both CS6 and CS4

I have a large medical journal that has over a hundered references, which I cross-referenced with the thinking that the client may well insert or amend the refernces. I was correct and now the customer has several references to go in I have updated the first in its numbered list at the end and gone to "update cross-refernce" and InDesign crashes. I have tried this in CS6 and CS4 but both crash.

This happens often, particularly with cross-references across documents that are managed with an InDesign book file. One common suggestion, in addition to updating the installed software with the latest patches, is to open all the files in the book before updating; this may or may not always succeed. Search this forum for cross-reference crash to see other suggested solutions.
Some of those posters may mention the commercial third-party Cross-References Plug-in for InDesign, from dtptools.com, and the poster's experience with it. It is reputed to be much more reliable than InDesign's built-in cross-references. It includes an option to convert the ID cross-references to its own, and that's reversible. There's a free trial. There's also a free reader plug-in for users who will need to open and edit documents that contain the plug-in's cross-references. The reader plug-in permits users to edit content in the documents without affecting the cross-references. HOWEVER, to edit or creatge new cross-references, users need the full plug-in.
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mccoole1 wrote:
I have a large medical journal that has over a hundered references, which I cross-referenced with the thinking that the client may well insert or amend the refernces. I was correct and now the customer has several references to go in I have updated the first in its numbered list at the end and gone to "update cross-refernce" and InDesign crashes. I have tried this in CS6 and CS4 but both crash.

Newest Video Cards for use with both Premiere Pro CS6 and CS4

Hi, I am currently using PPCS4 and just upgraded to PPCS6. On one system I'm running a GTX 285 and on the other Quadro 2000. Can you tell me which new graphics card in each catagory will be able to run both CS6 and CS4 as I have many programs still setup in CS4? I tried tech sipport with no answer from them. I looked over GTX 570 or 580 for one system and Quadro 4000 for the other but I still have reservations if there will be a problem or not with CS4. Can you help me. I'm running Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, both systems are running Intel core i7's, one with 24gb ram and the other with 16gb ram. Thanks

CS4 does not really use any advanced features of any card... so a relatively inexpensive AMD/ATI card will do anything a more expensive card will do... for CS4
Starting with CS5 (a complete rewrite of the source code, to go from 32bit to 64bit, plus a LOT of other changes) an nVidia card helps with some actions
http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2011/02/red-yellow-and-green-render-bars.html
For a list of supported nVidia CUDA cards go to the CUDA help page - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/773101
For many others, with at least 1Gig of video ram, use the nVidia Hack http://forums.adobe.com/thread/629557 - which is a simple entry in a "supported cards" file
Which nVidia card you buy will be a combination of 2 factors... how much $$ you want to spend for a given speed level (number of Cuda cores) and the size of your power supply to drive the card
For a PARTIAL comparison of nVidia cards http://www.pacifier.com/~jtsmith/GPU.HTM

Installing cs6 over cs4

I currently have Cs4, I downloaded it directly from Adobe, I have no Cd, I just have the serial numbers.
I have a year long internship and my boss wants me to download cs6 onto my computer. However, after this year I will have to uninstall c6s. I'm wondering if when I uninstall cs6, I will not be able to have cs4 on my computer anymore? And I'm not sure if cs4 is still downloadable from Adobe? I'm just worried that I will no longer have cs4...

You do not have to install CS6 over CS4. You can have both on the machine.
CS4 is downloadable from Adobe and it should remain that way for a long time to come. There is also an alternative site where you can download the trial version and activate it to full use with your serial number. The links for both are provided below. For the second you need to follow the instructions carefully for the downloads to work.
Adobe:
CS4 - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs4-product-downloads.html
ProDesignTools:
CS3 and CS4: http://prodesigntools.com/download-adobe-cs4-and-cs3-free-trials-here.html

Illustrator CS6 to CS4: White lines along edges of semi-transparent gradient meshes

Hi,
I recently invested in CS6 Production Premium and I've just tested legacy support by saving an Illustrator CS6 image in CS4 format.
The image contains a number of semi-transparent gradient meshes used for highlights.
Having loaded the saved CS4 .ai file in CS6, white lines appear along my semi-transparent gradient meshes (see the attached screenshot).
What's happening is that the anchor points with 0% opacity in CS6 suddenly have 100% opacity when I load the saved CS4 files in CS6.
Is this a known error?
If so, how/where do I report it?
Here are the relevant CS6 and CS4 files:
http://snk.to/f-chcig8s9
P.S. There are no white lines when I save the image in CS5 format and load it in CS6.

The image contains a number of semi-transparent gradient meshes used for highlights.
CS4 doesn't support semi-transparent gradient meshes. So they are simulated by using opacity masks. The masks are generated atuomatically from the meshes in the file, so they have the exact same size, which causes the fringes. If you would create this manually, you would make the opacity mask slightly larger in order to avoid fringes.

Illustrator CS6 to CS4

I have just formatted my Computer and installed Illustrator CS4. As now I am using old Operating System, so I can't able to install Illustrator CS6. I have some files in CS6. So, now how can I transfer all file from Illustrator CS6 to CS4? Is there any online process?

Sandip,
Unfortunately, you have to have CS6 installed and do it yourself, or have someone do it for you.

How do I import Bridge keywords and metadata to CS6 from CS4 so that I don't lose them if CS4 is not

I have hundreds of keywords and metadata including Ratings and Labels using CS4 and Bridge CS4.
It is time to replace my PPC Mac with a new Intel Mac.
I am going to install CS6 on the new Intel Mac without installing CS4.
By default.... this eliminates ALL keywords and ratings and labels from my Bridge browser. The keywords will still be present on the files but Not present in Bridge keywords list and all ratings and labels will be lost.
Making a copy of Bridge CS4 metadata to another computer is quite simple.
Simply copy All of the Bridge CS4 application support folder to the other computer.
The question then becomes.... can I aslo do this with CS6 without introducing an incompatibility?
1. incompatible due to CS6 application support.
2. incompatible due to transfer from a PPC (APM) to Intel (GUID).
This concern results from an Bridge CS4 export problem I experienced.
Bridge CS4 will export all of your keywords and you can import them from a text file but it has some odd troubles. (try it and you will see)
This does Not mean that CS6 has the same troubles.
What do I require to preserve existing metedata and keywords that exist on a PPC using CS4 and import them into CS6 using Intel?
Sound simple?
I doubt it.
The points are.
1. CS4 not installed.
2. CS4 source is PPC not Intel.
3. Ratings and Labels are metadata that Are Not part of the file metadata and unique to Bridge only.
4. Keyword Search and keyword Use requires that Bridge have keyword list, otherwise Finder is the far more useful browser and the new version of Bridge will require hours of keyword listing.
I don't want to spends hours retyping keywords lists in Bridge.

Ratings are NOT placed into the file under CS4 Bridge and neither are
Labels.
That depends on your file type and settings voor Camera Raw.
Like Curt stated usually metadata is written in to the file itself. Only Raw files can't be written to and by default they create a XMP file, also called Sidecar XMP files (and do have the same filename, only a different extension called .xmp). These files are also by default hidden in Bridge but If you use Bridge to move files they travel along with the original.
If you move or copy them using finder you have to be sure these XMP files are also copied with the originals to the new location.
Using the menu View / show hidden files should reveal the XMP files.
An other option for the Camera Raw prefs is to set metadata to the Camera Raw database instead of written to sidecar XMP files ( to my knowledge using sidecar files has been the default since about CS3).
Now here it becomes a bit tricky and I only can tell you my findings, not to be confused with true facts. (and mind you, it is at least 5 years ago I was on a PPC and not even remember which OSX 10 was able to work on it, I just present the acting of CS6 on an intel Mac Pro with OSX 10.7, but I don't believe the difference in location is that much)
Having written the Metadata to the Camera Raw Database your image settings get written to a file in the user library preferences folder called logically "Adobe Camera Raw Database". But also some info gets added to the Camera Raw Cache folder (User library / Caches/ Adobe Camera Raw) in a file called index.dat.
Also not having set metadata to xmp sidecars stores the ACR settings in a new .dat file with a unique number (not to be traced as a corresponding filename. And also the default maximum is set to 1 GB of space and when full the oldest files are overwritten with the new ones.
Personally I use converted DNG files that are capable of writing metadata to so all info and settings are in the file itself and I don't need to bother about central storage that can get lost. The downside is that changes to a DNG need to save the whole file instead of a small xmp file and probably reading cache takes more time then getting info from central storage but I like to be on the safe side and speed is not really needed to be nailed down to split seconds in my workflow.
Keywords are stored as a file in the Bridge preferences but Like Curt already stated exporting the old list first and then via the same route import again to CS6 should solve your problem and they will be back as persistent, otherwise the files in the content window show as italic and sadly enough have to be made persistent one by one with right click mouse menu, so that is not really an option for you.
Exporting the list does create a text file that can also be altered manually with a simple text app and as said, again be imported in newer versions as Curt described earlier.
Making a copy of Bridge CS4 metadata to another computer is quite simple.
Simply copy All of the Bridge CS4 application support folder to the other computer.
Well, in fact it is true to call copying this folders a simple task but replacing the existing new CS6 would not be my method. The biggest change for Bridge CS6 was the transition to 64 bit and I lack the knowledge for this but also cache format for thumbs and previews has been different for every version.
But if you have located the CS4 folder for Bridge in your PPC user library / application support / Adobe / Bridge CS4 you should find a file called 'Adobe Bridge Keywords.xml' and it is fairly safe to replace this CS4 version with the new CS6 version.
Also custom settings for the output module can be copied (however to my memory the option for custom settings in Output where introduced in CS5) and collections can be copied.
So for your keywords the copy option might work, rating and labeling for Raw files they will be read in CS6 if they are stored as XMP. ACR settings idem but CS6 ACR has a new (2012) conversion mode that has different settings that do not work with previous settings (unless you first choose to use the 2010 conversion as default Raw setting.
If it is in the Central Data Base I would start trying to replace the CS4 with the CS6 edition (after back up of existing CS6 version) and see what happens. If it works your out of trouble.
You can also open the Camera raw Database as a text file but there is a lot of data in. Maybe scripting would be able to reveal those data and transfer to XMP but you have to visit the dedicated Scripting forum for this.
And while you state to have not installed CS4 anymore it might be wise to reinstall it (but first make a proper back up of the previous mentioned folders and files to be on the save side.
This gives you the opportunity to export keywords properly and if needed you can use Show Items from subfolders option with filter and set preferences to XMP sidecar to refresh the rating and labels to those XMP files. Just an escape route that might not be as painstakingly as it looks at first sight, just use the options for Bridge to filter.

3D Render is different in Photoshop CS6 vs CS4 when edited

Hope you guys can help me, because I’m really clueless on what changed in CS6 that is causing this. We have a 3D file that has a layer where we can change out the labels. The things is this, when I open the file in CS6, and try to edit it, the appearance totally change. Instead of seeing the full bottle with the label, it shows a dropper in black. Prior to the switch to the new Photoshop, I was able to modify the same file in CS4 with no issues. Is there a way I can modify the label of this 3D without it losing all of its render data in CS6?
Example of Render when not touched.
Example of Render when modified.

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       D3D9 Overlay: Supported
            DXVA-HD: Supported
       DDraw Status: Enabled
         D3D Status: Enabled
         AGP Status: Enabled

Can Illustrator CS6 read CS4 files? [was: CS6]

i want to purchase the CS6 illustration. my question is, "will the CS6 be able to read CS4 files?"

yes, newer versions can open older files.

AME render time 2x SLOWER in CS6 than CS4

I just upgrade to CS6. A good portion of my projects are very long continuing professional education videos for streaming on the web. AME4 could render an 8-hour video into baseline, H264 700x290 in about 12 hours. (I know, strange, custom frame size. It's for side-by-side speaker and overhead presentation.) I opened the same CS4 project in CS6. It was resaved for the new version. I also created a new sequence and copied the files over, just to be sure. With EXACTLY the same export settings, render time is about 27 hours!
AME4 was not a 64 bit app, whereas AME6 is. So, my 16 GB of ram should be put to better use, I would think. According to Premiere, ram available for other apps is around 13GB. In task manager performace, processor is at the ceiling but memory use is only 6GB:
System specs are:
Media drive is Western Digital Caviar Black 2 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache
GPU= AMD RADEON HD 6570 DP 1GB PCI EXPRESS 2.0 X16
How can I get AME6 to access more memory? Why in the world would the render speed more than DOUBLE with a newer version?!? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Yes. A CUDA card is on my wishlist, but my company may be tapped out for a while after new ram and an upgrade to CS6.
I did queue this one. I wasn't aware that this would make a difference. I'll try the direct export method next time.
RE: "encoding times have increased with the newer more feature rich versions" Really? So was I just mislead/misinformed that a 64 bit version of this encoder would be faster? Wow, that sucks. But is there no way for AME to access more than 6GB of my ram? I guess the slowness may be the price you pay for stability. My 8-hr project failed two times in AME4. I have 5 hours left of encoding on AME6. It's my last, best hope for being able to deliver this project on time.

When saving work in CS6 as CS4 what characteristics/formatting will I lose?

Considering purchasing Illustrator CS6 to use with my Web Standard CS4. I understand that I can "save as" CS4 in Illustrator. Is there information somewhere that will tell me what formatting/features I will lose in the process?

I've written one in German: http://www.vektorgarten.de/illustrator-cs6.html#runterspeichern
Maybe translation services help understanding it.

CS6 attacks CS4

Downloading Dreamweaver CS6 made PhotoShop CS4 stop working.

Hi
You may simply try uninstalling the old version and install CS6.
- LP

Can CS6 import CS4?

I'm just about to start several InDesign projects. I've got CS4 and will upgrade to CS6 in the next month or two. I was wondering if I start laying out in CS4 (nothing complicated, just applying styles, lots of images and text wraps), will CS6 be able to import most of what I've done in CS4, or should I just get everything in place and keep the fomatting to an absolute minimum, and then do the layout in CS6?

CS6 should be able to read all previous versions without any issues.
Notice I said should. The same was true for CS5 and 5.5, and there were more than one or two reports here of problems that developed with legacy files when directly converting them in CS5. Most of those problems didn't manifest until days after the conversions and much editing. Exporting the originals to .idml or .inx and opening that in the new version seems to be very effective in preventing this (and in fairness, it wasn't something that happened to every user or every file, so there may have been other problems with the files that were reported), so I strongly recommend exporting from CS4 and using the .idml to continue your project in CS6, and don't save it with the same name, just in case you need to go back tot he original for some reason.

Upgrading to CS6 from CS4

I own CS4 and ordered the CS6 upgrade. I have tried to install it but it is asking for the serial numbers for a CS5 product. What do I do?

Contact Adobe Support they will fix this is for you ,I think you have bought the upgrade from CS5 to CS6 by mistake not from CS4 to CS6 , which is causing
this issue , no need to worry Adobe Support will take care of it.

How do I backsave a .psd from CS6 to CS4?

i know that some people are saying that the .psd is a more universal file type and shouldn't have any compatibility problems, but i'm finding that this is not the case for a few files. thanks!

If you have a layered file that contains CS6 features that are not available in CS4, CS4 should just be discarding those features,
If you include a flattened composite ("Maximize File Compatibility"), CS4 should be able to open that.
If you flatten a copy of your file before saving it, CS4 will be able to open that.
I cannot offer any more ideas since you gave us zero details about anything,
Please read this FAQ for advice on how to ask your questions correctly for quicker and better answers:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/419981?tstart=0
Thanks!

Cs6 or cs4 ?

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