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I have a grayscale image in Photoshop that I need to overprint on the background that I have in InDesign. It's not doing it automatically, apparently. I'm using version CS for both. As always, any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Can I select an area of text and hit a keyboard command to bring up the font list? Or do I have to do it the hard way and actually go to the Character palette and select the font I want from my gigantic list? Thanks! Hey also, is there a place on this site where people can upload or download...

I have a nice, crisp EPS file I downloaded from a clipart site - it's a black and white line art. In order to have a transparent background, I have saved the file as a PSD and imported it into InDesign (version 3). On screen it looks terrible, and when I send it to our RIP computer I can see...

I'm sorry this is a dumb question but I've been through the help menu and can't find a solution. I have a large graphic that I want to center evenly on an 8.5 x 11 page. The Align palette doesn't seem to be any help. I really appreciate any help!

Hello - I need help immediately! Trying to get out a brochure for a client! Problem: I have some black text (default black swatch) with a drop shadow on a Pantone background. When I print to a digital copier, the text with the drop shadow has a faint box all around it. When I export a PDF...