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1. Re: Slow Illustrator document with many Illustrations: in what format to export ?
[scott] Jul 12, 2009 6:13 AM (in response to Boris B)Export as a TIFF. Send them that.
There's no reason to mess with flattening for an eps. All they are going to do is drop it in place and print it. A Tiff will work just fine and be smaller in size most likely. Even the high resolution jpg is a good format if you want an even smaller file size.
Remember, the goal isn't necessarily to give them a file which is completely editable, but to supply a file that prints without issues. In fact, with a tiff or jpg it will make it much easier for them.
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2. Re: Slow Illustrator document with many Illustrations: in what format to export ?
Boris B Jul 12, 2009 6:37 AM (in response to [scott])Illustrator sais the combination of resolution and file size exceeds the maximum that can be rasterized x.x
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3. Re: Slow Illustrator document with many Illustrations: in what format to export ?
[scott] Jul 12, 2009 7:19 AM (in response to Boris B)Save As PDF.... Open PDF in Photoshop..... Save as Tiff.


