Extracting Linked Images

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    I have an Illustrator 8 document supplied by a client. He has linked tif files, which I've been asked to use in a page layout program. The links palette shows no information. This means that the links have been broken, correct? In order to use these photos in Quark, would I need the original tif files?
    Cheryl_Cuellar@adobeforums.com Guest

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    In order to use these photos in Quark, would I need the original tif files?




    yes
    Buko@adobeforums.com Guest

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    Default Re: Extracting Linked Images

    I beleive that you don't need them.

    The link isn't broken, Illustrator 8 embed tiff files, therefore you don't need the original photoshop tiff.

    P.S.: You want to use the photos in Quark or the Illustrator file?
    Rene_Garneau@adobeforums.com Guest

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    You can export the embedded image into say Photoshop.
    Dee Holmes Guest

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