The FlashPix Plug-in update resolves a problem in Chinese Simplified language versions of Adobe Photoshop 5.0.2C for Mac OS in which files saved in FlashPix file format cannot be reopened in Photoshop.

The FlashPix Plug-in update resolves a problem in Chinese Simplified language versions of Adobe Photoshop 5.0.2C for Mac OS in which files saved in FlashPix file format cannot be reopened in Photoshop.

The algorithm used by Photoshop 5.0.x to determine the best set of colors when converting a document to Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette has changed to allow for a more representative sampling of colors. One side-effect of this improvement is that Photoshop no longer guarantees that the generated palette will contain a pure white color and a pure black color. Images with palettes that do not contain pure white and pure black may not work properly in some applications. When installed in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder, the Force Black and White Extension Plug-in forces Photoshop 5.0.x to include a pure black entry (0, 0, 0) at the beginning of the palette and a pure white (255, 255, 255) color at the end of the palette, whenever a document is converted into the Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette. Images converted in this fashion will work in the applications that require pure white and pure black palette entries, but the colors chosen will be slightly less optimal for the image since there are two less of them available.To ensure this plug-in works, you must always select Best Color Matching (instead of Faster) in the Index Color dialog box when doing your Indexed Color mode conversion. Otherwise, the converted image may not use the newly added pure black and pure white palette entries.

The algorithm used by Photoshop 5.0.x to determine the best set of colors when converting a document to Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette has changed to allow for a more representative sampling of colors. One side-effect of this improvement is that Photoshop no longer guarantees that the generated palette will contain a pure white color and a pure black color. Images with palettes that do not contain pure white and pure black may not work properly in some applications. When installed in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder, the Force Black and White Extension Plug-in forces Photoshop 5.0.x to include a pure black entry (0, 0, 0) at the beginning of the palette and a pure white (255, 255, 255) color at the end of the palette, whenever a document is converted into the Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette. Images converted in this fashion will work in the applications that require pure white and pure black palette entries, but the colors chosen will be slightly less optimal for the image since there are two less of them available.To ensure this plug-in works, you must always select Best Color Matching (instead of Faster) in the Index Color dialog box when doing your Indexed Color mode conversion. Otherwise, the converted image may not use the newly added pure black and pure white palette entries.

The algorithm used by Photoshop 5.0.x to determine the best set of colors when converting a document to Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette has changed to allow for a more representative sampling of colors. One side-effect of this improvement is that Photoshop no longer guarantees that the generated palette will contain a pure white color and a pure black color. Images with palettes that do not contain pure white and pure black may not work properly in some applications. When installed in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder, the Force Black and White Extension Plug-in forces Photoshop 5.0.x to include a pure black entry (0, 0, 0) at the beginning of the palette and a pure white (255, 255, 255) color at the end of the palette, whenever a document is converted into the Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette. Images converted in this fashion will work in the applications that require pure white and pure black palette entries, but the colors chosen will be slightly less optimal for the image since there are two less of them available.To ensure this plug-in works, you must always select Best Color Matching (instead of Faster) in the Index Color dialog box when doing your Indexed Color mode conversion. Otherwise, the converted image may not use the newly added pure black and pure white palette entries.

The algorithm used by Photoshop 5.0.x to determine the best set of colors when converting a document to Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette has changed to allow for a more representative sampling of colors. One side-effect of this improvement is that Photoshop no longer guarantees that the generated palette will contain a pure white color and a pure black color. Images with palettes that do not contain pure white and pure black may not work properly in some applications. When installed in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder, the Force Black and White Extension Plug-in forces Photoshop 5.0.x to include a pure black entry (0, 0, 0) at the beginning of the palette and a pure white (255, 255, 255) color at the end of the palette, whenever a document is converted into the Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette. Images converted in this fashion will work in the applications that require pure white and pure black palette entries, but the colors chosen will be slightly less optimal for the image since there are two less of them available.To ensure this plug-in works, you must always select Best Color Matching (instead of Faster) in the Index Color dialog box when doing your Indexed Color mode conversion. Otherwise, the converted image may not use the newly added pure black and pure white palette entries.

The algorithm used by Photoshop 5.0.x to determine the best set of colors when converting a document to Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette has changed to allow for a more representative sampling of colors. One side-effect of this improvement is that Photoshop no longer guarantees that the generated palette will contain a pure white color and a pure black color. Images with palettes that do not contain pure white and pure black may not work properly in some applications. When installed in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder, the Force Black and White Extension Plug-in forces Photoshop 5.0.x to include a pure black entry (0, 0, 0) at the beginning of the palette and a pure white (255, 255, 255) color at the end of the palette, whenever a document is converted into the Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette. Images converted in this fashion will work in the applications that require pure white and pure black palette entries, but the colors chosen will be slightly less optimal for the image since there are two less of them available.To ensure this plug-in works, you must always select Best Color Matching (instead of Faster) in the Index Color dialog box when doing your Indexed Color mode conversion. Otherwise, the converted image may not use the newly added pure black and pure white palette entries.

The algorithm used by Photoshop 5.0.x to determine the best set of colors when converting a document to Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette has changed to allow for a more representative sampling of colors. One side-effect of this improvement is that Photoshop no longer guarantees that the generated palette will contain a pure white color and a pure black color. Images with palettes that do not contain pure white and pure black may not work properly in some applications. When installed in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder, the Force Black and White Extension Plug-in forces Photoshop 5.0.x to include a pure black entry (0, 0, 0) at the beginning of the palette and a pure white (255, 255, 255) color at the end of the palette, whenever a document is converted into the Indexed Color mode using the Adaptive palette. Images converted in this fashion will work in the applications that require pure white and pure black palette entries, but the colors chosen will be slightly less optimal for the image since there are two less of them available.To ensure this plug-in works, you must always select Best Color Matching (instead of Faster) in the Index Color dialog box when doing your Indexed Color mode conversion. Otherwise, the converted image may not use the newly added pure black and pure white palette entries.

Adobe Illustrator 8.0 Update for International English resolves a problem that occurs when an International English version of Adobe Illustrator 8.0 application is installed on certain international versions of Mac OS. The problem causes Illustrator to return the error, "Adobe Illustrator cannot run," when you start it after October 31, 1998.This problem does not occur on North American versions of Mac OS (i.e., United States, French Canadian, Canada Point, or Canada Comma). Verify you have a CD-ROM that is known to be affected by this problem by checking the part number on the CD. The part number is the last line of text in the copyright section on the front of the CD. Part numbers affected are:9001373690013818You can also confirm whether your application is affected by this problem if the serial number displayed in the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 splash screen begins with "EXX."

Adobe Illustrator 8.0 Update for International English resolves a problem that occurs when an International English version of Adobe Illustrator 8.0 application is installed on certain international versions of Mac OS. The problem causes Illustrator to return the error, "Adobe Illustrator cannot run," when you start it after October 31, 1998.This problem does not occur on North American versions of Mac OS (i.e., United States, French Canadian, Canada Point, or Canada Comma). Verify you have a CD-ROM that is known to be affected by this problem by checking the part number on the CD. The part number is the last line of text in the copyright section on the front of the CD. Part numbers affected are:9001373690013818You can also confirm whether your application is affected by this problem if the serial number displayed in the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 splash screen begins with "EXX."

Adobe Illustrator 8.0 Update for International English resolves a problem that occurs when an International English version of Adobe Illustrator 8.0 application is installed on certain international versions of Mac OS. The problem causes Illustrator to return the error, "Adobe Illustrator cannot run," when you start it after October 31, 1998.This problem does not occur on North American versions of Mac OS (i.e., United States, French Canadian, Canada Point, or Canada Comma). Verify you have a CD-ROM that is known to be affected by this problem by checking the part number on the CD. The part number is the last line of text in the copyright section on the front of the CD. Part numbers affected are:9001373690013818You can also confirm whether your application is affected by this problem if the serial number displayed in the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 splash screen begins with "EXX."

The PCX plug-in enables PhotoDeluxe Home Edition 3.0 for Windows to read and write PCX formatted files. It can be installed with PhotoDeluxe Home Edition 3.0 on any Windows-based system.This plug-in is already included with versions of PhotoDeluxe Business Edition and PhotoDeluxe Home Edition prior to 3.0.

The PCX plug-in enables PhotoDeluxe Home Edition 3.0 for Windows to read and write PCX formatted files. It can be installed with PhotoDeluxe Home Edition 3.0 on any Windows-based system.This plug-in is already included with versions of PhotoDeluxe Business Edition and PhotoDeluxe Home Edition prior to 3.0.

The PCX plug-in enables PhotoDeluxe Home Edition 3.0 for Windows to read and write PCX formatted files. It can be installed with PhotoDeluxe Home Edition 3.0 on any Windows-based system.This plug-in is already included with versions of PhotoDeluxe Business Edition and PhotoDeluxe Home Edition prior to 3.0.

Due to a production error, some copies of the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 User Guide contain erroneous information in Chapter 8. This PDF file contains a corrected version of Chapter 8 in its entirety. Not all Illustrator 8.0 owners need an updated version of Chapter 8. To determine if you need this PDF file:1. Open the Illustrator 8.0 User Guide (the printed manual) to page 208.2. Compare the left column of page 208 to the right column of page 207. If the two columns are identical, you should download this PDF file. If the two columns are different, your User Guide is correct and you do not need to download this PDF file.

Due to a production error, some copies of the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 User Guide contain erroneous information in Chapter 8. This PDF file contains a corrected version of Chapter 8 in its entirety. Not all Illustrator 8.0 owners need an updated version of Chapter 8. To determine if you need this PDF file:1. Open the Illustrator 8.0 User Guide (the printed manual) to page 208.2. Compare the left column of page 208 to the right column of page 207. If the two columns are identical, you should download this PDF file. If the two columns are different, your User Guide is correct and you do not need to download this PDF file.

Due to a production error, some copies of the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 User Guide contain erroneous information in Chapter 8. This PDF file contains a corrected version of Chapter 8 in its entirety. Not all Illustrator 8.0 owners need an updated version of Chapter 8. To determine if you need this PDF file:1. Open the Illustrator 8.0 User Guide (the printed manual) to page 208.2. Compare the left column of page 208 to the right column of page 207. If the two columns are identical, you should download this PDF file. If the two columns are different, your User Guide is correct and you do not need to download this PDF file.

Due to a production error, some copies of the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 User Guide contain erroneous information in Chapter 8. This PDF file contains a corrected version of Chapter 8 in its entirety. Not all Illustrator 8.0 owners need an updated version of Chapter 8. To determine if you need this PDF file:1. Open the Illustrator 8.0 User Guide (the printed manual) to page 208.2. Compare the left column of page 208 to the right column of page 207. If the two columns are identical, you should download this PDF file. If the two columns are different, your User Guide is correct and you do not need to download this PDF file.

Due to a production error, some copies of the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 User Guide contain erroneous information in Chapter 8. This PDF file contains a corrected version of Chapter 8 in its entirety. Not all Illustrator 8.0 owners need an updated version of Chapter 8. To determine if you need this PDF file:1. Open the Illustrator 8.0 User Guide (the printed manual) to page 208.2. Compare the left column of page 208 to the right column of page 207. If the two columns are identical, you should download this PDF file. If the two columns are different, your User Guide is correct and you do not need to download this PDF file.

Due to a production error, some copies of the Adobe Illustrator 8.0 User Guide contain erroneous information in Chapter 8. This PDF file contains a corrected version of Chapter 8 in its entirety. Not all Illustrator 8.0 owners need an updated version of Chapter 8. To determine if you need this PDF file:1. Open the Illustrator 8.0 User Guide (the printed manual) to page 208.2. Compare the left column of page 208 to the right column of page 207. If the two columns are identical, you should download this PDF file. If the two columns are different, your User Guide is correct and you do not need to download this PDF file.