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I am actually using a wireless mouse. So I can right click, hehe. Thanks!

Hey thanks Zach! I just tried it out. I’ve run into a problem though. Whenever I preview the drawing in either method, some of my layers (mostly the ones that I worked on in Photoshop) disappear and the vector lines that I worked on Illustrator remain. I don’t know why this is happening.

Thank you for the explanation! That’s actually the steps I took when I was in school using the PCs. I’ll see if my mac can do the same, otherwise it seems like the method I’m doing makes sense and works just the same. 

Thank you Rooney! The step by step will be very helpful! 

Thank you Rob! That really helps. 🙂

Thank you Chris! You really helped me out. Ya, that’s what I’ll stick to. I am going to individually compress and downsize each image when I am converting them into pdfs. Than place them into InDesign. When I am done with the portfolio, I’ll do one final pdf conversion and downsize it further. One last question for you, when I place the pdfs into…[Read more]

Ok, thanks Kevin for your feedback! 

Thanks Rooney!

Do I just go to “Marks and Bleeds” when you are trying to save as Adobe pdf? You just check mark them, right?

Ya, I might consider doing scale marks and I’ll check out Pina Zangaro!

Thanks for the help Jason!
I tried the “fit to frame”and it worked! 
Where do I go for the “print to pdf”? I remember doing that in school, but I am using a MacBook now with the latest Adobe Suite cs5. The options are somewhat different. I just went to “save as” when I converted the individual drawings into pdf. But instead, you’re telling me to…[Read more]