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Steve Russell #1
opening emf files
If I export an FH8 drawing as an EMF and then open that EMF file in FH8,
should I expect the title bar to display a .FH8 extension? If so, does this
mean that Freehand is actually opening the FH file that bears the same name
as the EMF? Or that it converts the EMF to FH?
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Judy Arndt #2 Re: opening emf files
Steve,
When you open a file that is not a FH document it is converted to a FH
document. It's been a while since I worked in FH8, but more recent versions
add (Converted) to the filename shown in the title bar.
If you open an EMF file, edit it and wish to save again as an EMF file, you
will have to Export to the EMF format. A better way to work is to always
have a current FH version of the file which you open and edit. Export from
the FH file to other file formats as needed.
Judy Arndt
Steve Russell wrote:
> If I export an FH8 drawing as an EMF and then open that EMF file in FH8,
> should I expect the title bar to display a .FH8 extension? If so, does this
> mean that Freehand is actually opening the FH file that bears the same name
> as the EMF? Or that it converts the EMF to FH?
>
>Judy Arndt Guest
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Steve Russell #3 Re: opening emf files
Judy, I agree and thank you very much for your response.
-------------------versions> Steve,
> When you open a file that is not a FH document it is converted to a FH
> document. It's been a while since I worked in FH8, but more recentyou> add (Converted) to the filename shown in the title bar.
>
> If you open an EMF file, edit it and wish to save again as an EMF file,this> will have to Export to the EMF format. A better way to work is to always
> have a current FH version of the file which you open and edit. Export from
> the FH file to other file formats as needed.
>
> Judy Arndt
>
> Steve Russell wrote:
>> > If I export an FH8 drawing as an EMF and then open that EMF file in FH8,
> > should I expect the title bar to display a .FH8 extension? If so, doesname> > mean that Freehand is actually opening the FH file that bears the same>> > as the EMF? Or that it converts the EMF to FH?
> >
> >
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