You can also save files in an Adobe® Illustrator® format by choosing File | Save As and then selecting AI - Adobe Illustrator.
#OPEN EPS FILE IN PHOTOSHOP WITH LAYERS PDF#
When saving in PDF - Acrobat® format, you can select export options in the PDF Options dialog box that appears before the file is saved (see Exporting as PDF). Saves the current settings as the default.Ĭlick Default to obtain the default settings. This would work even if the option above is turned off. Import hidden layers: Select this option to also import hidden layers and all objects that may be on those layers.If deselected, all objects from a PDF file are imported to one layer with a default name. Import layers if present: Select this option to import all visible layers in the file.Select an option for importing PDF documents that contain layers. The combination 1, 2, 4, 6- would import pages 1, 2, 4, 6 and all subsequent pages. You can even use combinations like 1, 5 - 7, 9, which would import pages 1, 5, 6, 7, and 9. Consecutive pages may be specified using two numbers separated with a dash e.g., 6-9. Other page selections may be specified as a combination of numbers separated with commas e.g, 2, 5, 8, 13. Other predefined values are and, which would import only the even and odd pages, respectively. Use this option to specify pages for import. Loose: Select this option for the highest level of tolerance, meaning “merge whenever it makes sense”).Tight: Select this option for a higher level of tolerance (spaces up to approximately 2 points between letters will be ignored).Precise: Select this option for a very small amount of tolerance, so only letters next to each other will be merged.Disabled: Select this option for no merging, even for text/letters that are exactly next to each other.Select from one to three decimal points for precision. Select either Substitute or Convert to paths. When opening PDF files, you can select your import options in the PDF & PS Import dialog box. New information that is not in the printed or online documentation will be provided in the “Read Me” file distributed with the Canvas software. For more information on using file formats, refer to the “Read Me” file. The most common file formats and their options are described in this section. When you use other file formats that Canvas supports, you can select options when you open, place, import, save, or export some types of files. You are here: Documents & Setup > File And Data Exchange > Working with other file formats Working with other file formats
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