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Opening Illustrator CS in Illustrator 8
We recently upgraded all of our systems & software to the latest & greatest...
Here's the problem... We have lots of old Illustrator files that we open in CS & save as eps files. When we go back to illustrator 8 & try to open the files we get a wonderful message... "Can't open the illustration. The illustration contains incomplete or garbled object description...."
How do you save a CS file that can be opened by previous versions of Illustrator?
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Steve_Werner@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Opening Illustrator CS in Illustrator 8
File > Export > Legacy Illustrator or Legacy Illustrator EPS. Select Illustrator 8 compatibilility.
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Steve_Werner@adobeforums.com #3 Re: Opening Illustrator CS in Illustrator 8
Also be aware of the issues of handling text which is saved backwards:
steve gee "Illustrator CS: Let's talk about the new text engine." 4/28/04 6:05am </cgi-bin/webx?13@@.2ccdcea3/186>
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