#ADOBE BRIDGE CS5 HELP PDF#
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With CS3, open type ordinals were a problem with only a few fonts. The old Adobe Garamond is okay, but a rare exception. Adobe Text (the new font) is just as bad. Garamond Premiere Pro, always an ordinal problem, isn’t as bad, but not useable. The same weirdness persists if the font is changed, more often than not. More text is superscripted than not, with a few odd subscripts thrown in for good measure.

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But importing the file into CS5 and the text suddenly looks like it was set by a serial killer. In CS3, this works great, with the superscripts for first, second, third, etc., exactly where they need to be. In one book project, the body text is in Adobe Garamond Pro, with ordinals turned on. I just installed CS5 and am in the process of testing it with work files from previous projects. It may be me, but the ordinals feature of Open Type seems to be nearly completely trashed. I’m moving back to CS3 until this software is worthy. CS5 is unstable, badly tested in the real world, takes longer to create anything and is no longer intuitive. We also need a Flash alternative like HTML5 built into Dreamweaver since Apple doesn’t think it’s stable. What we need out here is a print version like CS3 and a web version like this one isn’t. If Adobe wants to make software for everyone, it isn’t going to work. What nonsense is this? The new additions are annoying, unnecessary and trying to please everyone. Images placed on the pasteboard disappear when dragged to the page. Where’s the progress bar? I want it back.

#ADOBE BRIDGE CS5 HELP PDF#

Export to PDF in CS5 does not work unless I save the InDesign Doc close it, open it again and then make a PDF. This is the worst software that Adobe has created thus far. CS5 is not all that well put together and has many issues.

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