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tovaso@adobeforums.com #1
illstrtr wrongly saves my .ai files as .pdfs
when i try to save an existint ai file with heavy text, it saves it as a .ai file that shows up as a pdf icon on the desktop and wont open in illustrator anymore!
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Toby_Thain@adobeforums.com #2 Re: illstrtr wrongly saves my .ai files as .pdfs
I think this might be an FAQ and a known bug - the workaround is to always name your art with extension ".ai".
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Big Giant Head #3 Re: illstrtr wrongly saves my .ai files as .pdfs
Upgrade to the latest version of 10 or 11 .ai
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CathieH@adobeforums.com #4 Re: illstrtr wrongly saves my .ai files as .pdfs
This happens to me sometimes too. I don't know if it's automatically switching to pdf or if I'm actually somehow changing it to pdf(without knowing) so I just open the "pdf" file in illustrator and save it again as .ai, then it's fine.
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