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• CS files converted to .AI_v8 or .eps_v8
Hello -
I'm tring for the entire agency (where I work) Adobe illustrator CS.
Means that my colleagues still work with AI 8, and that I have to "export" my files to Adobe Legacy format (to be able to choose AI_V8 file format).
But when I open again the files each body text are cutted word-by-word (like you open an exported Freehand file with/in Illustrator).
I know that since Adobe Illustrator CS version the text engine where changed, but is there a way/tricks to avoid this (and avoid too the crossed rectange body text)?
In sum, keep the original AI_v8 text look?
Thanks, have a nice day…
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Scott_Weichert@adobeforums.com #2 Re: • CS files converted to .AI_v8 or .eps_v8
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