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spotless mind #1
exporting as pdf with imported PS images
Wondering why I can't export my FH doc as a pdf without losing the images I had
imported into the doc? I export to Illustrator, then can save as pdf finding
the document unchanged this way...there must be a better way.
cheers,
Lisa
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Judy Arndt #2 Re: exporting as pdf with imported PS images
Lisa,
FreeHand's PDF export is quite limited. See this technote, especially the
last section, 'FreeHand features not supported in PDF export'.
[url]http://www.macromedia.com/support/freehand/ts/documents/export_limits_pdf.ht[/url]
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Remember that PDF is a proprietary Adobe format. Adobe holds the keys to the
PDF kingdom. :-/
Judy Arndt
spotless mind wrote:
> Wondering why I can't export my FH doc as a pdf without losing the images I
> had imported into the doc? I export to Illustrator, then can save as pdf
> finding the document unchanged this way...there must be a better way.Judy Arndt Guest
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