Discussion successfully moved from Adobe Creative Cloud to Adobe Campaign ClassicAdobe Campaign Standard​ or Adobe Campaign Classic​ ?I moved to campaign classic now. A different moderator can move to standard or even still a different forum if that is necessary.

Campaign is also my guess! And before flooding the fora, inamw21812872 should first answer our questions as this will not lead to qualified answers as such a SQL database access is not necessary with CC products. But I supposed John moved from Forum comments​ and it shouldn‘t be in Adobe Creative Cl...

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Discussion successfully moved from Forum comments to Adobe Experience ManagerJust to note: Forum comments​ is for problems related to the fora...

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Discussion successfully moved from Adobe Creative Cloud to Adobe Campaign Standard​.I do not know the difference between Classic and Standard, so I chose Standard. A moderator here can move the thread to a different forum, if he feels it is not at its place. There will be no qualified answers in Ado...

Well, I'm a CC guy. I just read what has been answered by mikewebguy​ and it made some sense to me. What I can offer are the two Fora , where people may be helping with your problem. I would suggest to you to post to both fora. I suppose your final solution will be some HTML code and some image edit...

Photoshop (or to be honest any modern image editor program) will be able to handle images with multiple layers and output those as flattened JPEG image files. However, if the customer only provides JPEG files, you will have a problem with "layering" as JPEG files do not offer transparency so only th...