Matrox Announces Axio Support for CS5

http://www.matrox.com/video/en/products/pc/axio/cs5/
Of course, do I want to wait until Fall to upgrade to CS5? Of course not! So, when Fall arrives, are any of us Axio LE owners going to want to reinstall a large, hot, Axio board in our computers that some of us bought as far back as 1st Qtr 2006 (Smithsonian hardware in our industry)? And will PPro CS5 get even more stable or at least not have any instability introduced with Matrox's 3rd party drivers? Probably not! Time will tell...

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Here I found what I was looking for but it comes in 2 parts. After downloading, I am unable to open anything, and I get the following message: "the file archive part of Flash Pro CS5 is missing. You need all parts in the same folder in order to extract Flash Pro CS5. Please download all parts" I also got 'We've encountered the following issues: installer failed to initialize. File not found, Please download Adobe Support Advisor to date the problem"
I had downloaded part one and two. However, they are separate downloads, and i don't understand why it is telling me to download all parts.
Also, it is very hard finding the chat area which is 24/7. There is a place where you can see the support options, but the Chat option is not active. [The forum option is an active link].
Your help/advice is appreciated.

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32-bit support for CS5.5 Production Premium and Master Collection For Trial

Where can I get 32 bit version of Premier Pro for trial?

CS5.5 Production Premium & Master Collection (Windows) include 32-bit Premiere Pro CS4 & After Effects CS4: http://adobe.ly/n3Z4i4

FHA Announces eSignature Support for Mortgages

Over here at Adobe EchoSign, we're really thrilled with the decision by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) that it is granting "expanded" authority to lenders to accept eSignatures like EchoSign on documents associated with mortgage loans. The new approach allows e-Signatures on loan origination, servicing, and loss mitigation documents, as well as FHA insurance claims, real estate-owned (REO) sales contracts and related addenda. As you might know, the current FHA policy allows for electronic signatures only on third-party documents such as sales contracts and other documents not controlled by the lender.
Lenders choosing to employ e-signatures may begin using this policy immediately for single family forward mortgages and FHA’s reverse mortgage products, Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECM). Lenders are required to adhere to the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (ESIGN), have specific technology and operational capabilities and controls, documented quality control processes, and the ability to adapt e-Signature to FHA’s existing record retention processes.
The e-Signatures policy will help streamline the origination process and help reduce document submission timeframes for borrowers seeking options to avoid foreclosure. Initially, e-Signatures will not be accepted on the mortgage note itself. The FHA plans to begin accepting e-Signatures on forward mortgage notes at the end of the year. For more information, please check the FHA site here.

The loan officer we found here [link removed by moderator] updated us about this also. This is actually a good reason to apply for a streamline loan today because it won’t require too much effort on your part nor lots of documents that need to get approved. With e-Signatures, no more waiting for long days of FHA's application process. However, according to the policy, “FHA will still not accept electronic signatures on the actual mortgage note until December 31, 2014 (and then only for forward mortgages). FHA currently only accepts electronic signatures on third party documents that are not under the lender’s control”.

Is Adobe Exchange feature supported on CS5.* ?

Hi!
I am developing a Flex panel for Photoshop CS5.* and 6 using Creative Suite Extension Builder 2. This version has a new feature called Adobe Exchange that allows extensions to be marketed and sold. As I understand, this feature is supported on CS6 only.
I have some queries regarding the approval guidelines of a zxp.
[Guideline 1] Content should not contain any URL or redirect links anywhere other than Producers Identity Box in Extension Manager.
[Ques] Does that mean we cannot have a url on our panel that directs the user to anywhere other than Producers Identity Box in Extension Manager?
[Guideline 2] Content does not contain encryption technology.
[Ques] Does this mean that our panel cannot in any way hold a code for encryption, be it for storing values like login credentials, etc.?
[Guideline 3] The product must support CS6 versions of Creative Suite applications. Products that support earlier versions are not accepted.
[Ques] Does this mean that a panel with support for CS5.* as well as CS6 will not be uploaded to Adobe Exchange?
Please shed some light on the above.
Thanks!

Hi there,
I have answered your questions inline below.
I am developing a Flex panel for Photoshop CS5.* and 6 using Creative Suite Extension Builder 2. This version has a new feature called Adobe Exchange that allows extensions to be marketed and sold. As I understand, this feature is supported on CS6 only.
[Answer]: Yes CS6 is required but you can have a product that is backwards compatible with products earlier than CS6 such as CS5. In other words if you already have a product that supports say CS4/CS5 and CS6 you would not need to strip anything out we just need to have CS6 compatibility in order to be supported on the new Adobe Exchange.
I have some queries regarding the approval guidelines of a zxp.
[Guideline 1] Content should not contain any URL or redirect links anywhere other than Producers Identity Box in Extension Manager.
[Ques] Does that mean we cannot have a url on our panel that directs the user to anywhere other than Producers Identity Box in Extension Manager?
[Answer]: What you can't do is point to another store or purchase page. So for example you could link to more information about your product but you could not provide a direct link to another Store/purchase option. As long as you do not have a direct link to another Store URL we are OK with it.
[Guideline 2] Content does not contain encryption technology.
[Ques] Does this mean that our panel cannot in any way hold a code for encryption, be it for storing values like login credentials, etc.?
[Answer]: The encryption question is really about encryptng or creating the possibility of encrypting. It comes back to the United States wanting to ensure we do not export somethign that could harm the United States, so for example a product that let's you encrypt secret information may cause issues for the US government. There are very few cases I can think of where this could be the case but we have to ask the question from a legal perspective. We expect some encryption for things like say a login and that should be OK but if you do have any concerns please say yes and we can investigate. 99% of the time it should not be an issue but we will work with producers to help you if you have any questions or concerns on this topic.
[Guideline 3] The product must support CS6 versions of Creative Suite applications. Products that support earlier versions are not accepted.
[Ques] Does this mean that a panel with support for CS5.* as well as CS6 will not be uploaded to Adobe Exchange?
[Answer]: No you can have backwards compatibility in your product, you just need to ensure your product will work with S6, if it works with earlier versions of
CS that's fine.
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Jonathan Ferman | Product Manager

Support for PHP 4 coming to an end - implications for DW

This is a copy of a post I sent to the Dreamweaver
Application
Development forum, but it's relevant to many people here,
too. Apologies
if you have already read it.
Today (13 July 2007) is the third anniversary of the release
of PHP 5.
To mark this occasion, the PHP development team has announced
that
support for PHP 4, except for critical security fixes, will
be
discontinued on 31 December. Furthermore, even critical
security fixes
for PHP 4 will cease on 8 August 2008 (8/8/08). You are urged
to move to
PHP 5.2 as soon as practicable.
As far as PHP code generated by Dreamweaver MX 2004, DW8, and
DW CS3 is
concerned, this change will have NO effect. The code runs
without
problem on PHP 5.2, and should continue to run even when PHP
6 is
eventually released.
Code generated by Dreamweaver MX should be upgraded to run on
PHP 5.2,
as it uses deprecated predefined variables, such as
$HTTP_POST_VARS
(instead of $_POST). Although PHP 5.2 can be configured to
support the
deprecated variables, they will NOT be supported in PHP 6, so
it's a
good idea to start planning ahead.
If you're on shared hosting, the likelihood is that your
server still
runs PHP 4. Now is the time to start pressuring your hosting
company to
commit to upgrade to PHP 5.2. There's no need to panic,
because there
will be security patches for another year; but after that,
any host
still running PHP 4 will leave you potentially open to
security risks.
A lot of people worry that switching from PHP 4 to PHP 5 will
result in
broken sites. For the vast majority of people, it won't. When
I switched
three years ago, I didn't need to change a single line of
code. The only
people who are likely to face problems are those using very
old code or
object-oriented PHP.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

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http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B32110_01/web.1013/b28948/php.htm#BABIGCFB
Thanks
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Support for PHP 4 to be discontinued - implications for Dreamweaver

Today (13 July 2007) is the third anniversary of the release
of PHP 5.
To mark this occasion, the PHP development team has announced
that
support for PHP 4, except for critical security fixes, will
be
discontinued on 31 December. Furthermore, even critical
security fixes
for PHP 4 will cease on 8 August 2008 (8/8/08). You are urged
to move to
PHP 5.2 as soon as practicable.
As far as PHP code generated by Dreamweaver MX 2004, DW8, and
DW CS3 is
concerned, this change will have NO effect. The code runs
without
problem on PHP 5.2, and should continue to run even when PHP
6 is
eventually released.
Code generated by Dreamweaver MX should be upgraded to run on
PHP 5.2,
as it uses deprecated predefined variables, such as
$HTTP_POST_VARS
(instead of $_POST). Although PHP 5.2 can be configured to
support the
deprecated variables, they will NOT be supported in PHP 6, so
it's a
good idea to start planning ahead.
If you're on shared hosting, the likelihood is that your
server still
runs PHP 4. Now is the time to start pressuring your hosting
company to
commit to upgrade to PHP 5.2. There's no need to panic,
because there
will be security patches for another year; but after that,
any host
still running PHP 4 will leave you potentially open to
security risks.
A lot of people worry that switching from PHP 4 to PHP 5 will
result in
broken sites. For the vast majority of people, it won't. When
I switched
three years ago, I didn't need to change a single line of
code. The only
people who are likely to face problems are those using very
old code or
object-oriented PHP.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

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CS5.1 support for new DSLR cameras (D600)

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Ah, thanks guys - I am very very happy to eat crow on that one!
The actual point of my post was to make me feel better, and boy did it work! I did not expect any actual relief, so actually now the post is twice is good as I thought - I was actually wrong!
Anyway, I might mention (I didn't get into all the details) that I actually canceled the order for the d800e (the "e" version was backordered until just recently), as the d600 was just announced as my order was about to process.
So actually I am in the same bad situation as the previous poster, but maybe now I will go back to the d800 - saving a $450 upgrade to CS6 actually saves half the difference in price between the cameras.
And sorry for the rant on the 2 analogies. It was not a troll. I vaguely remember in my research that Lightbox comes with ACR, is that true? Lightbox doesn't come with CS5.5 MC, but I wonder if i were to buy it ($99??) that'll give me the latest ACR that supports the d600, and problem solved. I assume once i have the latest ACR it'll let me open straight into PS and not make me go through Lightbox and then PS?
Anyway, if that is correct, that would be a much better answer to the original poster (and it saves him $100). Other good answers (if this Lightbox hack won't work), might be:
"It's an incredible amount of work to support nearly every camera and lens ever made in ACR, so even though it comes free with your software, you don't get free updates once your software moves to a new version."
or
"The d600 began shipping nearly immediately upon announcement, and it takes a while to update the software." (perhaps the responder didn't realize it, but this was the situation with the d600.)
But the car-story and "if you can afford a new camera, you can afford to pay adobe" were pretty tragic answers - someone needed to call you on it, or you would have only served to upset the original poster.
Ha, PEBKAC, that is pretty good. Not very easy to pronounce, though.
I must say my last dozen interactions with adobe have all been negative, except this one, so maybe things are turning a new leaf. You're lucky I didn't get into the story of when my HD crashed, and I had to call Adobe to re-activate my old CS4 PS. It's awesome getting literally laughed at by the activation help desk person. (I had owned the software for 3 years at that point, and had only ever activated it once.) ...who just assumed I was lying. "here now let me tell you how to deactivate the old version" "the HD is dead, it ain't going to happen" "well let me show you again, because you need to do that..."
Oops, I did get into that story, didn't I?
Best,
Inline

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Aegis Kleais wrote:
Sorry, Al, but I couldn't disagree more. Where I respect the fact that, as coders, we're rather ingrained with our workflow processes and, at times, hesitant to change, I've found LESS' benefits to be very worthwhile.
No need to apologize. Preprocessing is a topic on which there are differing opinions. You have one. I have one. There are advocates:
http://blog.urbaninsight.com/2012/04/12/ten-reasons-you-should-be-using-css-preprocessor
There are those who are not sold:
http://blog.millermedeiros.com/the-problem-with-css-pre-processors/
http://www.skybondsor.com/blog/css-preprocessors
There are those mostly sold:
http://css-tricks.com/musings-on-preprocessing/
There are even those who have been converted (but who might reverse at some later point):
http://cognition.happycog.com/article/preprocess-this
Heck, even I might be converted someday - or not
Bottom line for me, right now? I know I can write CSS that is better than most, more efficient than most, and easier to follow than most, and a preprocessor would add unwanted complexity. But that's for me. For someone not able to be organized intutively, or for a large - but carefully coordinated - team, a preprocessor could be a positive.
But not for me.
There are evolving trends - popular aspects of the technology that may and should find themselves being adapted into CSS. But I've been around this business as long as CSS has. I've seen buzzwords and trends and I've historically been spot-on in predicting the one that will stick. I think preprocessing will stick - but only insofar as it will be a catalyst for features in future versions of CSS. As a separate technology it makes no sense - to me

Since Flash CS6 Is not supported for OSX 10.8, can cloud members have Flash CS5?

Since Flash CS6 Is not supported for OSX 10.8, can cloud members have Flash CS5?
I see that Flash CS6 is not supported (http://helpx.adobe.com/flash/kb/mountain-lion-support-flash-professional.html ) . My coworkers and I are not able to see some fonts and the colorpickers are not working properly as mentioned at the URL.
Can you make the previous version of Flash available for download and use with cloud membership just for this OS X 10.8 issue.
It'd be more of a hassle for us to revert back to an older OS then to just get an extra older version of Flash on our system.
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-Line

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I'm trying to update my Photoshop CS5, but continue to receive the same problem every time. The application manager update dialogue box simply states "some updates failed to install." There's no specific error code, but a link to contact support for further assistance. It doesn't take me to customer support, but does take me to a screen which states. "Error "This serial number is not for a qualifying product." I've checked my account and the product serial number is associated with my account., so I don't see any problem. I have not been able to find a resolution to this problem, so I hope that someone can point me in the right direction. Thank you!

update directly, Product updates

Photoshop CS5-64bit support for Epson Perfection V600 Scanner

Hello -
In this document -- http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/405/kb405072.html
It says: "If the manufacturer of your scanner doesn't provide a 64-bit driver, open Photoshop CS5 in 32-bit mode to enable TWAIN scanning functionality with 32-bit drivers."
Epson does provide a 64-bit driver for the V600 scanner. I installed in on my 64-bit version of Windows 7 and I can see it in the printers and scanners devices control panel. However, I don't see the scanned listed under File -> Import within CS5 64 bit.
I was able to install the 32_bit TWAIN driver downloaded from the Epson website in the 32 bit CS5 install location. It works, but I rarely use the 32 bit version. The 64-bit version has worked great for me and my computer has 12 GB of RAM for heavy photoshopping.
Is there a way to get support for the V600 within CS5 16bit?

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If you would rather use the 64 bit program do the operation with the scanner and then open the fle in PS.

How can I get support for Canon Powershot S110 in CS5 Photoshop?

Does anybody know how to get support for using raw files created by Powershot S110 in PS CS5? PS CS5 does not open them and requires an update. However, this camera is not listed in the description of Camera Raw updates (the top model of this series is S100 in the list) and the latest update is also not compatible with CS5.

Which operating system are you using?
Since photoshop cs5 can only use up to camera raw 6.7 and that camera needs at least camera raw 7.3, you'll need the 8.6 adobe dng converter to convert the canon s110 camera raw files to dng copies which then photoshop cs5 should be able to open.
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windows
Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows
mac
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Through history, Adobe has promised a lot of things that have:
- Caused many to experience that it's not so, and therefor a lot of screaming/complaints. Most of which (screaming/complaints) has been because people are doing something that is not correct, or installed stuff that screws things up, and so on.
- Caused many people to get great benefits from the new features, and they (many people) have computers that they keep clean and follow needed specifications.
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The little extra funny thing is that if I apply MB Looks to my 7D footage, it gets to be more or less realtime playback, probably because Looks forces the GPU to be used.
Bottom line:
Whatever Adobe promises, you'll have to make sure you have the clean gear for it if you want it to work. Except for that, some just are lucky.
Dag

Is Flash dying ??? Adobe announce that "No more flash support for android"

Dear All,
Adobe announce that No more flash support for android and they are going to drop flash player development for further, which mean flash will slowly die. it may not be tomorrow but in a year.. right ?
If it is true, What will happen to a flash designer or a developer? and their experience in flash !!!
Its really a bad news for us
Karthic.

Suhas Yogin wrote:
Hello,
Adobe has a very detailed roadmap for the Flash technology. Appreciate you posting your conerns, but do read the following white paper to understand more about our plans for Flash:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplatform/whitepapers/roadmap.html
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplatform/whitepapers.html
Please let us know if you have any questions at all.
Regards,
Suhas Yogin
mentioned roadmap in short: Before that Flash could do anything. From now one Flash will do only two things - games and video on demand. That's all folks. In the world where technology is worth as much as number of platforms on which it is deployable I can say, Flash is walking its Green Mile.

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