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PhotoshopCS-What happened to importing vectors from illustrator?
I just purchased PhotoshopCS and IllustratorCS. I use them together all day long. One item I've come to use often is importing vectors from illustrator. When I copy from illustrator and paste into photoshop, I used to get a dialog box that gave me the option of pasteing as pixels or as pathes. That has either been moved to somewhere else or is on longer available. That's not a good thing. ;op
Help please.
-Thanks in advance-
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Wade_Zimmerman@adobeforums.com #2 Re: PhotoshopCS-What happened to importing vectors from illustrator?
For the one millionth time as in previous versions of AI in AI CS go the the Preference> File Handling and Clipboard and select AICB preserve paths or if you wish preserve appearances and over prints.
It is a very good thing that they have not changed this.
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