- #Word 2016 for mac verticall center software#
- #Word 2016 for mac verticall center trial#
- #Word 2016 for mac verticall center Pc#
- #Word 2016 for mac verticall center windows#
Let it go.Īnd as far as the cross-platform thing goes it does mean that you can't just take the same file and publish it from a Mac, edit and then publish file output from a PC, and vice versa. I can understand wondering if this is how it is working for everyone - and the answer seems to be yes to that, but you seem to have so much energy and drama around it. I would hardly say that because of this little thing that Flash on a Mac is unusable. I've never found them to provide actual correct visual reference for "centering" and have ever only used them to get in the ballpark and then adjusted by hand for what I needed. Likewise with other programs (like InDesign or Quark before that) where there where object aligning tools. Additionally I like to get my textfields on whole integers so I've always placed them by hand and adjusted them to where they need to be. I'm still not really seeing what the "problem" is or how it requires any "solution" or "fix" other than just visually line them up - a pretty low tech and easy solution. (and have since pretty much Flash MX days.) And when it comes to lining up text fields I guess I've never counted on them lining up by using the align buttons. I don't think actionscript is the answer, as this is a problem at authortime, not runtime, and so AS would not affect it.Īgain, the way it works is the way it works. So the question is: How does everyone experiencing this issue fix this problem? If it cannot be fixed, are develpers aware of this issue? Are they working on a solution? Is flash just unusable on macs, for some reason (if you want to align text, at least)? This cannot be the intended alignment functionality on a mac, because, as i mentioned, it makes the alignment options completely fail.
#Word 2016 for mac verticall center trial#
This happens in CS3 and CS4 (I downloaded a trial to test this). This doesn't happen in any other program that I've seen, other than Flash. This makes the "Align vertical centers" alignment option useless, as it doesn't actually align text and other objects properly on mac.
The text is just being positioned incorrectly on my (and other people's?) mac. When moving something like illustrator between platforms you may get a bit of a text display change, but the basic positioning of the text within the text box stays the same, the vertical alignment stays the same, and the alignment options work on both platforms. That does happen going between platforms in all programs, and is (for the most part) unavoidable. This isn't really just a "fonts being displayed differently" issue. I hope that someone will be able to help me with this issue, and thank you in advance for your feedback! I made the file on mac/CS3 however, and so when i said "ruins the alignment" I should have said "fixes the alignment problem, but breaks my alignment which was made to compensate for the problem I was experiencing."
#Word 2016 for mac verticall center windows#
Just to clarify, the way flash handles text fields on windows / cs4 is how I imagine it should be.
#Word 2016 for mac verticall center Pc#
The file published from the mac has the mac alignment on both computers, and the file published from the pc has the alignment of the pc on both computers. IE - publishing on the mac makes the final product look like it does on the mac, and publishing on the windows computer makes it look like it looks on the windows computer. When I publish the file it keeps the formatting of each system. When i bring it to the PC (CS4) the text shifts down, placing it back in the center of the text boxes and ruining the alignment. I made the file on the mac (CS3) first, and so the alignment is designed to look correct on there. I have made an image showing the difference of how the text is aligned on the two versions, and a sample of how it affects my project when i bring it between computers. This means that I can only work on the one computer and can't bring the project home to work through the weekends. When I moved my file to my laptop to keep working on my project at home, I noticed that the text alignment was correct on my laptop, causing all of the text placement throughout my document to be off. This causes a problem with my "align vertical centers" alignments, meaning I've had to do the alignment by hand to get it to look right. This seems to be a mac issue.įor some reason, the text on my Mac with CS3 are not in the vertical center of the text fields. Update: I downloaded a trial CS4 and the problem persists.
#Word 2016 for mac verticall center software#
Unfortunately, I'm using a mac with CS3 and a Windows computer with CS4, so it could either be an OS difference, a version difference, or a software bug which I can't figure out. I am having a problem with my text alignment and I can't figure out a way to correct this.
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