The Adobe® Web Workgroup Server (AWWS) 1.0.1 update addresses key performance issues to improve the handling of large workgroup-enabled Web sites, as well as improving the stability and response time of the server application, in general. Furthermore, AWWS 1.0.1 is certified for Mac OS X v.10.2, so it is highly recommended that version 10.2 users update to 1.0.1.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the Adobe Web Workgroup Server 1.0.1 ReadMe file.

Important installation note: Given the tight integration between the GoLive client application and the Web Workgroup Server, when applying the AWWS 1.0.1 updater in a workgroup environment, it is recommended that you install the GoLive 6.0.1 client updater as well for optimal results. Please download and refer to the Adobe GoLive 6.0.1 update installation instructions for details.

The Adobe® GoLive® 6.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after GoLive 6.0 was released.
The most significant fixes in the 6.0.1 release are in the following functional areas: FTP connectivity, Cascading Style Sheets, advanced code handling, dynamic content, SDK, QuickTime, Smart Objects, table handling, templates, and Web download. It also fixes other functional areas of the client authoring and local site management application, including improved site refresh and handling of HREFs below the root level of the Site Window. This update also addresses several issues in handling large sites to speed performance and improve application stability and memory management.
To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the GoLive 6.0.1 ReadMe file.
Important installation notes: Given the tight integration between the GoLive client application and the Adobe Web Workgroup Server, when applying the GoLive 6.0.1 updater in a workgroup environment, it is recommended that you do this on the server as well as on all involved clients for optimal results. Please download and refer to the Adobe Web Workgroup Server 1.0.1 installation instructions for details.

The Adobe® GoLive® 6.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after GoLive 6.0 was released.

The most significant fixes in the 6.0.1 release are in the following functional areas: FTP connectivity, Cascading Style Sheets, advanced code handling, dynamic content, SDK, QuickTime, Smart Objects, table handling, templates, and Web download. It also fixes other functional areas of the client authoring and local site management application, including improved site refresh and handling of HREFs below the root level of the Site Window. This update also addresses several issues in handling large sites to speed performance and improve application stability and memory management.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the GoLive 6.0.1 ReadMe file.

Important installation notes: Given the tight integration between the GoLive client application and the Adobe Web Workgroup Server, when applying the GoLive 6.0.1 updater in a workgroup environment, it is recommended that you do this on the server as well as on all involved clients for optimal results. Please download and refer to the Adobe Web Workgroup Server 1.0.1 installation instructions for details.

The Adobe® GoLive® 6.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after GoLive 6.0 was released.
The most significant fixes in the 6.0.1 release are in the following functional areas: FTP connectivity, Cascading Style Sheets, advanced code handling, dynamic content, SDK, QuickTime, Smart Objects, table handling, templates, and Web download. It also fixes other functional areas of the client authoring and local site management application, including improved site refresh and handling of HREFs below the root level of the Site Window. This update also addresses several issues in handling large sites to speed performance and improve application stability and memory management.
To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the GoLive 6.0.1 ReadMe file.
Important installation notes: Given the tight integration between the GoLive client application and the Adobe Web Workgroup Server, when applying the GoLive 6.0.1 updater in a workgroup environment, it is recommended that you do this on the server as well as on all involved clients for optimal results. Please download and refer to the Adobe Web Workgroup Server 1.0.1 installation instructions for details.

The Adobe® GoLive® 6.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after GoLive 6.0 was released.

The most significant fixes in the 6.0.1 release are in the following functional areas: FTP connectivity, Cascading Style Sheets, advanced code handling, dynamic content, SDK, QuickTime, Smart Objects, table handling, templates, and Web download. It also fixes other functional areas of the client authoring and local site management application, including improved site refresh and handling of HREFs below the root level of the Site Window. This update also addresses several issues in handling large sites to speed performance and improve application stability and memory management.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the GoLive 6.0.1 ReadMe file.

Important installation notes: Given the tight integration between the GoLive client application and the Adobe Web Workgroup Server, when applying the GoLive 6.0.1 updater in a workgroup environment, it is recommended that you do this on the server as well as on all involved clients for optimal results. Please download and refer to the Adobe Web Workgroup Server 1.0.1 installation instructions for details.

The Adobe® GoLive® 6.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after GoLive 6.0 was released.

The most significant fixes in the 6.0.1 release are in the following functional areas: FTP connectivity, Cascading Style Sheets, advanced code handling, dynamic content, SDK, QuickTime, Smart Objects, table handling, templates, and Web download. It also fixes other functional areas of the client authoring and local site management application, including improved site refresh and handling of HREFs below the root level of the Site Window. This update also addresses several issues in handling large sites to speed performance and improve application stability and memory management.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the GoLive 6.0.1 ReadMe file.

Important installation notes: Given the tight integration between the GoLive client application and the Adobe Web Workgroup Server, when applying the GoLive 6.0.1 updater in a workgroup environment, it is recommended that you do this on the server as well as on all involved clients for optimal results. Please download and refer to the Adobe Web Workgroup Server 1.0.1 installation instructions for details.

The Adobe® GoLive® 6.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after GoLive 6.0 was released.

The most significant fixes in the 6.0.1 release are in the following functional areas: FTP connectivity, Cascading Style Sheets, advanced code handling, dynamic content, SDK, QuickTime, Smart Objects, table handling, templates, and Web download. It also fixes other functional areas of the client authoring and local site management application, including improved site refresh and handling of HREFs below the root level of the Site Window. This update also addresses several issues in handling large sites to speed performance and improve application stability and memory management.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the GoLive 6.0.1 ReadMe file.

Important installation notes: Given the tight integration between the GoLive client application and the Adobe Web Workgroup Server, when applying the GoLive 6.0.1 updater in a workgroup environment, it is recommended that you do this on the server as well as on all involved clients for optimal results. Please download and refer to the Adobe Web Workgroup Server 1.0.1 installation instructions for details.

The Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after Photoshop 7.0 was released.

The most significant fixes in the 7.0.1 release include the following:

• Photoshop now saves alpha transparency data in Targa files in the same way it did in previous versions.
• If the color settings color management policy is set to "Off," Photoshop no longer asks to save changes unless other edits have been performed.
• The total ink now defaults to 300% as it did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• The color of white areas in CMYK files saved as JPEG files no longer shifts.
• TIFF files with LZW compression are now written correctly.
• Files made with Photoshop now work better with Microsoft® Windows® XP's automatic thumbnail generation.
• Favorites now function correctly in the Open dialog box.
• Picture Package no longer locks up when it encounters incorrect file types while using custom page layouts.
• Metadata is better preserved in certain JPEG files.
• Photoshop no longer appears frozen when applying KPT3 filters.
• Photoshop now offers better compatibility with older Intel® Pentium® III hardware.
• Photoshop no longer produces a program error when resampling certain large 16-bit documents.
• An issue that prevented Photoshop 6.0 from opening certain files containing layer effects and edited in Photoshop 7.0 has been fixed.
• The Maximize Backwards Compatibility for Photoshop Files preference now correctly sets the state of the Maximize Compatibility checkbox in the Photoshop Format Options dialog box when you save a file as Photoshop (PSD) format.

The Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after Photoshop 7.0 was released.
The most significant fixes in the 7.0.1 release include the following:
• Type layers are no longer rasterized unnecessarily.
• Photoshop now saves alpha transparency data in Targa files in the same way it did in previous versions.
• If the color settings color management policy is set to "Off," Photoshop no longer asks to save changes unless other edits have been performed.
• The total ink now defaults to 300% as it did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• The color of white areas in CMYK files saved as JPEG files no longer shifts.
• TIFF files with LZW compression are now written correctly.
• Photoshop offers better compatibility with older G4 computers.
• Icons now resave as they did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• When installed on a hard drive whose name contains extended characters, Photoshop no longer reports that certain required files were not found in the Adobe Photoshop required folder.
• Metadata is better preserved in certain JPEG files.
• Photoshop now defaults to the last saved directory when saving new files. It no longer defaults to the TWAIN directory if one is present.
• Changing monitor configurations no longer causes problems while Photoshop or Adobe ImageReady® are running.
• Photoshop no longer produces a program error when resampling certain large 16-bit documents.
• An issue that prevented Photoshop 6.0 from opening certain files containing layer effects and edited in Photoshop 7.0 has been fixed.
• The Maximize Backwards Compatibility for Photoshop Files preference now correctly sets the state of the Maximize Compatibility checkbox in the Photoshop Format Options dialog box when you save a file as Photoshop (PSD) format.

The Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after Photoshop 7.0 was released.

The most significant fixes in the 7.0.1 release include the following:

• Photoshop now saves alpha transparency data in Targa files in the same way it did in previous versions.
• If the color settings color management policy is set to "Off," Photoshop no longer asks to save changes unless other edits have been performed.
• The total ink now defaults to 300% as it did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• The color of white areas in CMYK files saved as JPEG files no longer shifts.
• TIFF files with LZW compression are now written correctly.
• Files made with Photoshop now work better with Microsoft® Windows® XP's automatic thumbnail generation.
• Favorites now function correctly in the Open dialog box.
• Picture Package no longer locks up when it encounters incorrect file types while using custom page layouts.
• Metadata is better preserved in certain JPEG files.
• Photoshop no longer appears frozen when applying KPT3 filters.
• Photoshop now offers better compatibility with older Intel® Pentium® III hardware.
• Photoshop no longer produces a program error when resampling certain large 16-bit documents.
• An issue that prevented Photoshop 6.0 from opening certain files containing layer effects and edited in Photoshop 7.0 has been fixed.
• The Maximize Backwards Compatibility for Photoshop Files preference now correctly sets the state of the Maximize Compatibility checkbox in the Photoshop Format Options dialog box when you save a file as Photoshop (PSD) format.

The Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after Photoshop 7.0 was released.

The most significant fixes in the 7.0.1 release include the following:

• Type layers are no longer rasterized unnecessarily.
• Photoshop now saves alpha transparency data in Targa files in the same way it did in previous versions.
• If the color settings color management policy is set to "Off," Photoshop no longer asks to save changes unless other edits have been performed.
• The total ink now defaults to 300% as it did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• The color of white areas in CMYK files saved as JPEG files no longer shifts.
• TIFF files with LZW compression are now written correctly.
• Photoshop offers better compatibility with older G4 computers.
• Icons now resave as they did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• When installed on a hard drive whose name contains extended characters, Photoshop no longer reports that certain required files were not found in the Adobe Photoshop required folder.
• Metadata is better preserved in certain JPEG files.
• Photoshop now defaults to the last saved directory when saving new files. It no longer defaults to the TWAIN directory if one is present.
• Changing monitor configurations no longer causes problems while Photoshop or Adobe ImageReady® are running.
• Photoshop no longer produces a program error when resampling certain large 16-bit documents.
• An issue that prevented Photoshop 6.0 from opening certain files containing layer effects and edited in Photoshop 7.0 has been fixed.
• The Maximize Backwards Compatibility for Photoshop Files preference now correctly sets the state of the Maximize Compatibility checkbox in the Photoshop Format Options dialog box when you save a file as Photoshop (PSD) format.

The Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after Photoshop 7.0 was released.

The most significant fixes in the 7.0.1 release include the following:

• Type layers are no longer rasterized unnecessarily.
• Photoshop now saves alpha transparency data in Targa files in the same way it did in previous versions.
• If the color settings color management policy is set to "Off," Photoshop no longer asks to save changes unless other edits have been performed.
• The total ink now defaults to 300% as it did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• The color of white areas in CMYK files saved as JPEG files no longer shifts.
• TIFF files with LZW compression are now written correctly.
• Photoshop offers better compatibility with older G4 computers.
• Icons now resave as they did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• When installed on a hard drive whose name contains extended characters, Photoshop no longer reports that certain required files were not found in the Adobe Photoshop required folder.
• Metadata is better preserved in certain JPEG files.
• Photoshop now defaults to the last saved directory when saving new files. It no longer defaults to the TWAIN directory if one is present.
• Changing monitor configurations no longer causes problems while Photoshop or Adobe ImageReady® are running.
• Photoshop no longer produces a program error when resampling certain large 16-bit documents.
• An issue that prevented Photoshop 6.0 from opening certain files containing layer effects and edited in Photoshop 7.0 has been fixed.
• The Maximize Backwards Compatibility for Photoshop Files preference now correctly sets the state of the Maximize Compatibility checkbox in the Photoshop Format Options dialog box when you save a file as Photoshop (PSD) format.

The Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after Photoshop 7.0 was released.
The most significant fixes in the 7.0.1 release include the following:
• Photoshop now saves alpha transparency data in Targa files in the same way it did in previous versions.
• If the color settings color management policy is set to "Off," Photoshop no longer asks to save changes unless other edits have been performed.
• The total ink now defaults to 300% as it did in previous versions of Photoshop.
• The color of white areas in CMYK files saved as JPEG files no longer shifts.
• TIFF files with LZW compression are now written correctly.
• Files made with Photoshop now work better with Microsoft® Windows® XP's automatic thumbnail generation.
• Favorites now function correctly in the Open dialog box.
• Picture Package no longer locks up when it encounters incorrect file types while using custom page layouts.
• Metadata is better preserved in certain JPEG files.
• Photoshop no longer appears frozen when applying KPT3 filters.
• Photoshop now offers better compatibility with older Intel® Pentium® III hardware.
• Photoshop no longer produces a program error when resampling certain large 16-bit documents.
• An issue that prevented Photoshop 6.0 from opening certain files containing layer effects and edited in Photoshop 7.0 has been fixed.
• The Maximize Backwards Compatibility for Photoshop Files preference now correctly sets the state of the Maximize Compatibility checkbox in the Photoshop Format Options dialog box when you save a file as Photoshop (PSD) format.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that are addressed include:
Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.
Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.
Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.
Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.
- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.
To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that are addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that are addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that are addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that are addressed include:
Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.
Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.
Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.
Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.
- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.
To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that are addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.

The Adobe InDesign 2.0.1 update addresses several issues that were identified in InDesign 2.0. It also incorporates updated versions of the Scripting and Cross-media plug-ins. Issues that are addressed include:

Print
- In multiple page documents, page items with a colored fill and no stroke do not appear with a stroke when printed to non Adobe PostScript printers from Microsoft Windows 2000.

Saving documents
- In Windows, if the default location for the "My Documents" folder is changed, the Save and Save As menu commands in InDesign are not grayed out.

Swatches
- InDesign does not quit when importing swatch libraries from non-default libraries.

Text
- When copying a multicolumn text frame, overset text (text that does not fit in the visible frame area) is not missing when the frame is pasted.

- Icons and scroll bars in the Pages palette do not disappear after moving the palette, minimizing it, relaunching InDesign, and/or creating a new document.

To review a more detailed summary of resolved issues in this release, refer to the InDesign 2.0.1 ReadMe file.