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I am a seasoned pro when it comes to Photoshop, but I have run into a strange problem. I am working on a project that was developed in Photoshop 6.0. I was sent a .psd file, and when I open it in CS I get the message:
"Some text layers might need to be updated before they can be used for vector base output. Do you want to update these layers now?"
If I choose to update, all my text layers shift out of place… A LOT! If I do not choose to update, the text layers have the error symbol on them and states:
"Font is present on system but requires a layout change" and the layer is unusable. And if I double click, the same thing happens… usable, but in the shifted out of place. I believe they were created in text boxes, maybe this is a problem.
It’s not like this is some crazy font, its Arial. In fact, I requested the person that created the original .psd file send me his Arial font(s). and then I went even further and deleted the adobent*.lst files so CS would have to rebuild the font set.
Nothing worked… is this just an issue between versions? As anyone had this problem? Is there any work around other then downgrading to PS
6.0?
Thanks for the time,
Scotty
"Some text layers might need to be updated before they can be used for vector base output. Do you want to update these layers now?"
If I choose to update, all my text layers shift out of place… A LOT! If I do not choose to update, the text layers have the error symbol on them and states:
"Font is present on system but requires a layout change" and the layer is unusable. And if I double click, the same thing happens… usable, but in the shifted out of place. I believe they were created in text boxes, maybe this is a problem.
It’s not like this is some crazy font, its Arial. In fact, I requested the person that created the original .psd file send me his Arial font(s). and then I went even further and deleted the adobent*.lst files so CS would have to rebuild the font set.
Nothing worked… is this just an issue between versions? As anyone had this problem? Is there any work around other then downgrading to PS
6.0?
Thanks for the time,
Scotty
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