Retina support on UI elements

My scripts with visual components (buttons, checkboxes, etc) renders blurred on Retina displays. Will Adobe update the UI components to take advantage of retina displays?
Thanks a lot,
Alex

Hi Tee,
As such there is no OnEnter event for either tray or transparent container but tray has some other events like onToggle associated with it.
Refer this online help: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/42/b6836382323122e10000000a1553f7/content.htm
I hope it helps.
Regards
Arjun

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Hello,
I would like to ask whether Photoshop Elements 11 does (or will soon) support Macbook Retina Display? I know that Photoshop CS 6 was updated, however Photoshop Elements 11 on my Macbook Pro Retina still looks very bad...

Hi,
Just thought this might help - here's a matrix that lists out Photoshop Elements and Operating System versions: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4527508.
Will update this thread if there's any information on Retina-support.
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I've just upgraded from version 9, mainly because I thought 12 would have Retina display support now, like CS6 does.
To my surprise, it doesn't! What's the deal here?
There are a *lot* of people buying MacBook Pros with retina displays, millions.
Is this going to be addressed in a patch soon? I'm not going to wait for version 13 otherwise, I will just return my copy to Amazon and get used to one of the alternatives on the App Store.
Please advise further. Thank you.

Adobe probably won’t say publically if or when PSE might support Retina, but they may be assuming people who have Retina displays also have the cash for Photoshop?
PSE12 does support 64-bit memory spaces on a Mac, finally, so maybe that is also a reason to upgrade to it, and also a reason why the programmers were too busy to worry about Retina just yet.
You could put in your request for Retina support on the feedback.photoshop.com area where Adobe supposedly monitors each discussion.

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Hello over there!
I just bought the full CC abo, after trying PS and Indesign and becoming a fan of the new workflow, that is possible with the upcoming new CC Apps (Muse, Edge Tools...).
Now, after getting things right and downloading the needed Apps to my Macbook Pro (15" Retina) - I was very disappointed. The updated CC version of Dreamweaver and even some of the completely new Apps still have blurry text fields and buttons/layout graphics in it. Acrobat Pro XI is still a laggy, blurry fail on retina. The Mac OS Preview is sharp and scrolls a 600 pages PDF in seconds.
I mean... Srsly? This would be okay if the retina MBP came out last month. But it came last year. I'm really a big fan of the Adobe workflow and functionality, this is why I upgraded and decided to spend some hundreds of dollars for it ( and become friends with the new and scary rent model ). But the best program is a pain, when your eyes start being overly stressed after 20 minutes of work, especially when you're already looking at hundres of code lines (And I'm 21 years old, so I'm glad to still have those good working eyes..). I remember when I fell totally in love with Dreamweaver because it was able to handle the amount of information in a good stucturized and clearly visible way. But the only really sharp and "look like it fits all together"-Apps are PS, AI and ID as far as I tried for now.
Definitely affected are: DW, Muse, Edge Animate and Reflow (What? They are new!?)
So, thats my question: Are there any official statements that this will be fixed? Im confused because Adobe is just partying about the retina-compatibility updates last fall/winter in blogs and descriptions. The blurry App elements are not mentioned. I really want to know this, to be able to take back my contract and abo in time and get a refund. Would be sad, but the only option to me.
Thanks very much for reading and helping in advance. I really do not want to troll or sound agressive. The Adobe Suite is a very very big product and it does very good. But I'm simply disappointed about the handling of retina support, which is essential for users like me.
English is not my main language, I hope everything was clear.
Best regards,
D. Fuchs

Hi David,
thank you for your effort. If I remember correctly you said you’ll also hand through this issue/question to the tech guys. Does this mean I’ll get further information? Because this article you found is about 10 month old and I’d like to get this issue verified.
Furthermore, Acrobat (XI) is not even mentioned in that article and this is what brings the most problems.
I really don’t like to be a stressing customer, but I think a official answer to this issue is definitely possible und should be made.
I’ll attach a few hardcopy pictures of the issue. Don’t know if it helps, but it proofs.
Thanks again and best regards,
D. Fuchs
Am 25.06.2013 um 01:17 schrieb David__B <[email protected]>:
Re: Still no full retina support, even with the new CC Apps?
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Hi D.
I found this http://blogs.adobe.com/creativelayer/new-macbook-pro-retina-display-su pport/
I believe has been added to Photoshop, Illustrator and Lightroom so far. Hopefully it will be added to Dreamweaver soon too.
Kind regards,
-Dave
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Retina Display in PS Elements

Hi there,
What's the prognosis for Retina Display support in PS Elements in 2013?
Thanks!
- Peter from Montreal

PeterNigelWilson wrote:
Hi there,
What's the prognosis for Retina Display support in PS Elements in 2013?
Thanks!
- Peter from Montreal
I would say pretty good because Photoshop CS6 got this in December 2012 through updates and PSE12 should incorporate this when it is released. Maybe not this year but definitely next year, 2014.
Why don't you post this question at this link:
<http://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/2013/01/retina-display-support-and-photoshop-cs6.html>
The doctor will give you a definitive answer.
Good luck.

Retina support for any CS5 programs?

I recently purchased a Macbook Pro with Retina display, and decided to install my copy of CS5.5 Design Standard. I have noticed that the UI has been scaled up to work with the retina screen so everything is fuzzy and pixelated. I am a student and use Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Is there any available updates to optimize these programs to work on the retina screen? I cannot purchase the Photoshop CS6 because of funding issues (if you know what i mean), even with the student discount. Is there anything that will improve the perfromance with the retina display?

The only information I have to share on retina support is from August here http://blogs.adobe.com/creativelayer/new-macbook-pro-retina-display-support/.

Retina support for Illustrator and Photoshop

It's been announced in June, but in December the products have not been updated yet. They're not unusable so far, but working everyday with products that look crippled (and paying monthly for them) is kind of annoying.
I know that it must take a lot of work, but is there any update on the release date that is not "when is done" or "read the months old announcements where they say 'when it's done'"?
Also, is any update including retina planned for After Effect and Premiere?
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The state of retina support - want a clear and concise answer

Adobe,
I realize that digital publishing is probably a very complex and difficult business, and that you're all very busy to get things working properly, and easily, with the amazing Adobe tools we're all used to. However, I have noticed from the start that you're having a bit of an issue communicating with your customers. We're all paying customers - who rely, at least partly, on the DPS to make a living. The help documentation has always been, in my opinion, lacking, but you're getting there. Getting up and running isn't too much of a problem now (except when trying to do more advanced things, like implementing Newsstand - documentation on that is a bit sparse). However, it seems like there's no help documentation or communication at all on the state of retina support.
I realize that somewhere here, buried in one of these threads, is probably an Adobe employee response that has some useful information. However, I don't want to - and shouldn't have to - scour the forums for this information. The only information I seem to be able to find about it is in the "version 19 release thread". Something about:
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The new HD iPad model was recently announced. When you use Viewer Builder to create a new app, you can specify icons and splash screens for alternate sizes. Renditions are enabled for iPad devices, letting you create folio renditions at an alternate size. Each iOS model downloads folios that best match the display of the tablet. Adobe will provide an update to the tools and Viewer Builder as necessary to support new devices. We’ll provide more guidelines once we’re able to test the new iPad model. See Create folio renditions."
Am I to assume this means retina support is up and running? That's what it seems to say, to me. But from what I can tell we can build retina renditions of our issues, but can't build a viewer that actually support them? Anyway, the thread is full of people trying to build retina apps and failing.
The new iPad has been out for a while now, and really, we should have all received an e-mail on the day it was announced (or at least, released), letting us know exactly where we stand. When retina support is coming, what we need to prepare, how to build retina apps, how the workflow is going to work, etc.
At the very least I am now requesting an Adobe employee to please make a sticky thread that is maintened and updated with the latest information, regarding retina support and workflow. Please make a clear overview of what we need to support retina in our apps, which tools we need, what updates we need to apply, what kind of workflow we should use to support retina and non-retina iPads. I may be alone in this, I may not be, but I feel like this is much needed, and I feel like at least this much can be expected of you.
I'm sorry if I'm coming across as rude or overly critical, I don't mean to be. I very much think Adobe is a great company, and I love your software suites. However, I'd prefer not to have to spent hours looking for the information I need buried in forum posts. Having a clear and concise overview of how retina is going to work would save me a lot of time and effort, make the whole experience more pleasant and would allow me to communicate with my customers on what to expect.
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Salomon Meij.

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Hello, I have MacBook Pro with Retina display. How can I get retina support to my Adobe Acrobat pro? It is version 10.1.13 and it says it is up to date.

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Does Adobe still support Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 & Adobe Premiere Elements 12?

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Retina support for InDesign and Muse

Can we have any update about when is scheduled the release of InDesign HiDPI UI and Muse?
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Hi Francesco,
For InDesign, I looked in the feature requests section and it didn't appear anyone had requested Retina display support be added. I did see another thread discussing it here:
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http://forums.adobe.com/ideas/1921
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Sorry it took us long to get to this.
Story does run well on macs with retina display. We haven't yet got to higher resolution icons, but text - the most important part of script - does render well and looks crisp. What's configuration on your machine ? OS, Browser, Flash plugin (make sure you're on latest one)
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You are welcome. The models have been tested by outside RAM vendors to operate with 16gB. There may have been an update since that eating, but doubtful.
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Ok, someone really has to explain to me how this makes sense.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4789088
The statements made in that thread say Retina support was only released to Cloud. But today:
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5524
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