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#Adobe premiere pro cs4 forum install#
After I test everything for a couple of weeks I might do a fresh install of Win7 and start over again. I can't install Acrobat 9 (it keeps failing) but Acrobat 8 is fine with me for now. Like I said, I don't know why it suddenly started working. Although I started with CS4 version and have not seen an update of this book, there's enough in common between the versions that it's a handy reference. It worked for Word, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Excel. I have also found 'Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 Bible' to be useful.
#Adobe premiere pro cs4 forum how to#
Included are how to add alpha glow to a video, how to select a keyframe, and how to make videos move from side to side. This video tutorial for Adobe Premiere CS4 for beginners demonstrates how to add some simple effects to your videos using this powerful video editing program.
#Adobe premiere pro cs4 forum pdf#
Then I launced Word and tried the Convert to PDF button and it worked!Īfter that I checked the Print function and sure enough, the PDF Printer was now listed. Add simple effects to videos using Premiere Pro CS4. I tried launching Distiller 8 and it said it wasn't installed. At some point, the icons for Acrobat on my desktop went to the generic Windows icons. Well, I finally got the PDF Printer from Acrobat 8 to install and work under Win7 64-bit, but I don't know how I did it! Basically I just kept tryihg to uninstall and re-install. Intel E6750 OC'd to 2.9GHz - 4GB Corsair XMAS PC-6400 RAM - 80GB Maxtor PATA HD - Corsair 750W PSU - Cyber Snipa Stinger mouse / Saitek Eclipse keyboard - Creative X-Fi Titanium PCIe sound card - Dual EVGA 880GT's in SLI - ViewSonic E90fb monitor - LiteOn external USB DVD/CD burner - Sony internal DVD/CD burner - HP C7280 AIO - D-Link 802.11N router
All my apps are still running fihe, too.Īt some point in the near future I'm going to do a fresh re-install of Win7 with all the learnings from the first installation and see how stable I can get it. I obviously did something to snarf the system which got fixed during the upgrade. I did that and now everything seems to be stable again. I decided to try a Win7 repair but all it would allow was an upgrade. The PDF Printer was working for awhile, then became unstable, especially under IE8. It's possible that the 64-bit incompatibility reared its head once again undeer the Win7 beta. The problem was solved under Acrobat 8 by a Microsoft Hot Fix and an Acrobat 8 update. Adobe had actually posted a TechNote in their Knowledge Base about how Acrobat and 64-bit operating systems didn't like each other. I don't think I specified that I am running 64-bit Win7 and that may be where the problem lies.
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