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Font package in Adobe Photoshop








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How to collect fonts in Adobe Photoshop. Hi everyone, David Dilling from Markzware here. Today's quick tip is How to package Adobe Photoshop, or how to collect fonts in Adobe Photoshop files. That's right, Markzware FlightCheck can Preflight and Package Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign CS5.5.

With Markzware from LightCheck, it's easy to package Photoshop files or collect fonts in Adobe Photoshop, with all your fonts, images and. PSD Photoshop file is copied to a folder, even compressed, so it can easily be sent to the next graphic designer or to the printer in your creative workflow. So, let's go see a demonstration on how Markzware FlightCheck can package or collect Adobe Photoshop files, with all the sources:

Here, we see our little test file or image in Adobe Photoshop. FlightCheck will collect files not only in CS5.5, but also CS4, CS3 or smaller Adobe Creative Suite documents. We have used different types of sources. We have the Condensed Eurostyle over here, and here we have regular font Impact, and just below that, we have to Gill Sans MT Bold and Bold Italic. Now let's save this as a native Photoshop PSD file. And see how FlightCheck can collect all the fonts, images and a copy of the native PSD file in the desired folder. Alright, let's check it out and see how it works in FlightCheck.

To download the FlightCheck demo for Mac, it's very easy. You just went to Markzware.com, and in "Products" you select "FlightCheck". Well, you do not even have to select that, just hover over the word and choose FlightCheck demo. Just click Get the FlightCheck demo now. You will notice that it does show a nominal rate of payment in the Markzware web store, which is deducted, so you pay nothing and do not need to leave any credit card. Just give it Checkout and you can get the free 30-day FlightCheck demo, it's that easy. After filling in the form, you will receive an email with your FlightCheck license code, which will be displayed on the browser screen, as you can see here. Copy the license code, and then you can paste later than in the FlightCheck activation windows. Click here to buy FlightCheck for Mac. Once you unzip the download, you will see the FlightCheck folder in your downloads folder or wherever you choose to download the files.

To collect fonts in Photoshop, First there is the art file before the flight. To start using this pre-flight application, simply click on the FlightCheck icon. FlightCheck v6.80 is the latest version with QuarkXPress 9, Lion Mac OS 10.7 and Adobe Creative Suite support CS5.5! In FlightCheck licensing, simply paste in the license code that we just had. At the end of the licensing process, it is very important to select "Finish" (after accepting everything you requested).
Preferences Markzware FlightCheck Fonts deal with active sources Once inside the FlightCheck application for preflighting and packaging, you can configure the ground controls (Preflight Profiles) and make several sets of controls to pre-check your DTP files. InDesign, QuarkXPress, PDF, but also Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator files, which is very important for quality control in your graphic designs. Now we make a File-> Open in FlightCheck and navigate to the Photoshop test file, select it and, FlightCheck does a preflight and file processes in a matter of seconds for us. You will see that you have a preview to the flight of the potential problems that we ask to check. You see we have placed or used an RGB image, and we have some non-CMYK PANTONE® colors that are used in this native Photoshop file. You can see in the main FlightCheck window that you have an overview of everything used within this file, such as an X-ray. File information, the list of the page and, of course, all the technical details of its colors, fonts and images used in the Adobe Photoshop file. We have a preview of the Photoshop file, the fonts or exact fonts used, and we can even launch the Photoshop PSD file into FlightCheck -. Very practical.

How do you gather all those fonts used in the Photoshop file, without manual find and proceed to its collection and manually copy the file. PSD in a new folder? Well, that's here at FlightCheck, in "Collect." In the world of Adobe, which is often called package, which of course means also collect the files of your work with all its sources and images.

You just have to select "Collect work" and you will get this general package information. Now the Collect for Work or the work package window is not the most beautiful window in the FlightCheck interface, but it is very effective and useful. You see that you can choose the destination of the packaged file and we can give it a unique name. We can not, just collect the files from all the sources, the images and the native Photoshop file in a new folder, you can also compress the work so well! We can see a file count of how many files will be in the file and the size will be - very useful to send by email to the next graphic designer in the workflow.

Here we have a complete list of all the elements, fonts, images and files, FlightCheck can get files or package for you, in this case the root level files. All kinds of collection files. Everything that will be packaged from this Photoshop file. The Photoshop document, the font files, the suitcases of the font, the fonts 1 type, and even a preflight report in text format! With the pre-flight data, the next Photoshop designer can quickly see that the image is in RGB and change that, if it is for printing.

Below, in this window, we have even more details about where FlightCheck is going to copy these work items. That's right, FlightCheck automatically copies native fonts, images and documents, so that the originals remain in place. With the features of packaging and collecting files, FlightCheck will allow you to collect the files in your Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign too!
To package fonts in Photoshop, simply select "Collect" from FlightCheck. This also, of course, means package, and outside it goes. You get the FlightCheck sound, which tells us everything packed or collected well, and the Photoshop illustration with the fonts is compressed into a new folder. OK, so let's have a look.

In our HD, we see the name of the packaged file, with the name just gave it in FlightCheck, and if we have to unzip, we can see the new folder. In that folder, we will obtain a report, that the preliminary verification report that we just discussed. Let's get a copy of the original Photoshop, or. PSD, the image and all the fonts used in that Photoshop work! It went so fast, it was so easy, to the sources of packages in Photoshop with Markzware's FlightCheck.

Therefore, there is no need to manually go through your computer and find all the fonts used in Photoshop or PSD files; Just use Markzware's FlightCheck to quickly and easily "package" all the fonts used in the Photoshop file. On the other hand, you can also get a full description, complete pre-verification guarantee of the quality of your Photoshop file. In addition, FlightCheck will be pre-flight and the package of all other Adobe Creative Suite file formats is likely to use, in addition to many other DTP (Desktop Publishing) designs and image formats.

Photoshop font package with FlightCheck! If you want to try FlightCheck for you, we have a free 30 day version of the version on our website. Click here to see how you can download this application and see for yourself how easy it is to say, prepress designers and operators, how easy it is to package and preflight Adobe Photoshop files, Illustrator, InDesign, Quark, PDF, more or less whatever. Any graphics file you need for production, to print or for a web page, FlightCheck will check for you. Thanks once again, David Dilling, signing on behalf of Markzware (Markzware theme snipplet play.) This has been the way to collect fonts in Photoshop!