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Michael_S._Flynn@adobeforums.com #1
A Couple of Helpful Items
I've noticed that some users are having a problem trashing their Prefs because you have to be quick on the draw pressing SHIFT+CTRL+ALT. I keep all my most used programs pinned to the Start Menu. If you create a shortcut to InDesign.exe and pin it to the Start Menu, you can hold down SHIFT+CTRL+ALT first and then click the pinned shortcut while still holding down SHIFT+CTRL+ALT until the dialog box asking if you want to trash your Prefs pops up.
With InDesign open you can hold SHIFT+CTRL or CTRL+ALT and click About InDesign... and a window will pop up with info about the currently active document that you can save to a log.
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Scott_Falkner@adobeforums.com #2 Re: A Couple of Helpful Items
Perhaps using Separation Preview is forcing InDesign to examine the EPS file is greater detail. Until then, the bounding Box is used for the drop shadow. This is just a guess.
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