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  I want to copy an art and paste in the new document and export in PNG to the location on the desktop & file name should be my previous doc were I copy file form. and the saved file must be filename_PNG.png

  the value ((path to desktop) saveLocation as string)

  Tell application "Adobe Illustrator"

  If not then turn on

  If (County documents) > 0 then

  the selection from the active document selectedItems value

  If selectedItems is not {}, then

  copy

  the active document color space the color value

  do the new document with properties {color space: color space}

  dough

  end if

  end if

  tell the end

  Tell application "Adobe Illustrator"

  tell document 1

  the value visible limits SelectedArt

  the rectangle value Board chart of the artboard 1 SelectedArt

  export the current document for the file newFilePath as PNG8 ¬

  with options {class: PNG8 export options ¬}

  , color County: 64 ¬, ¬ reduction: web color

  , ¬ dither dither: color model

  , prevaricate for cent: €50

  {interlaced: true}

  close the document assets registration No.

  tell the end

  tell the end

  You will need to set the 416,67% (both horizontal and vertical) scale. Default export at 100% will give you a 72 dpi PNG.

• Illustrator for the Export PNG - without Anti-Aliasing/Bi-cubic interpolation

  There is something missing when you export PNG images in illustrator (file > export) so when the images that have been resized in illustrator get exported, get no not a subsampling anti alising/correct treatment.

  It is a scaling in illlustrator to 88% of the images. The first Image is a PNG export , while the second image is saved through Save for Web... the difference between the qualities of anti-aliasing is obvious:

  

  

  It is important to note that export a JPEG file and choosing 'Art optimized' in the anti aliasing tab gives deirable results but such an option does not exist when exporting png.

  

  ERMM...

  

  You sure?

• Area to export PNG is not identical to the artboard

  I created a work plan at a certain size. I put some objects in the artboard. But the exported PNG is not the size of the artboard, but is only the size of the graphics on the artboard.

  As expected? Seems wrong.

  You use the use the work plan in the export png dialog box

• ColorSync does not export png or jpg tiff after update to iOS 10.11.3

  Using ColorSync:

  Completed the update to iOS 10.11.3 yesterday, but acknowledged that, after the update, I have one more no *.tiff export *.jpg or *.png files.

  Many options for export has disappeared, that shouldn't be a problem, because the format png and jpg still appear in the list of options. But once I chose one of them I get an error if the name of the original file and the name of the export file are the same.

  Example:

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  Looks like it was already possible to choose a file name by clicking on a file without actually replacing the existing, if the file type has been changed.

  What do you mean "using ColorSync"? Do you mean "color synchronization utility?

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  Overview of the use.

• iMovie Export / share error

  I used Mac for more than six years and created more than 100 iMovie on four different Macs.  I'm certainly not a professional, but do consider myself a novice more either.  Recently, I created three movies using iMovie.  With each one, I get the following error when I try and share/export the movie.

  The operation could not be completed. (error com.apple.Compressor.CompressorKit.ErrorDomain - 1).

  I have already created many films, using iMovie, on this computer.

  I "moved" the project to final cut pro and received the same error message.

  :-(

  Any suggestions?  I don't know where to go from here.

  Thank you

  Maybe some clips are corrupt, and you can check for this, although probably not on three different movies.

  I thought maybe that the clips were shot in 50 images per second that iMovie does not have 50 images per second, but I don't know if the CPF can return

  Your destination drive has enough space?

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• PNG error in createEncodedImage

  Hey. In the code below, I try to read a PNG file system and put it in an EncodedImage to stagger on 4.6 phones. The 2nd last line of code produces the error/stacktrace illustrated in the screenshot. Advice on what Miss me?  TKS, J.

  
      private static Bitmap LoadBitmap(String uri) {
  
          InputStream in = null;
          FileConnection filecon = null;
          String exceptionText = null;
          byte[] bitmapBytes = new byte[1000000];
          boolean fileExists = false;
          int numBytes = 0;
          int newNumBytes = 0;
  
          try {
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• Premiere Pro CC 2015 export: unknown error when using many large jpegs

  Hello

  This is something that I remember reading about in older versions of first, but in the 2015 version, this always seems to happen. It is therefore more than a report bug to a question, because I have a workaround for it. If this isn't the right place to present this kind of info, please let me know.

  Scenario: I create a video project and import a large number of large JPEG images taken by a digital camera (12-20 Megapixel, 50 + photos).

  To help each other in the sequence and then try to export the video as file causes an unknown error during export times randomly, sometimes at the beginning, sometimes in the Middle, no mater which exit do format, bitrate, settings, etc.

  How I solved the problem: I resized pictures on about 4 million pixels - and viola - everything travels very well.

  I also noticed, that when the project contains only a few large images, it can work also still very good export, but if there are more than a few, the error starts occurring.

  Don't know which version of CC 2015 I used, I can check later.

  I hope this feedback is helpful for you guys

  Edit: the machined used is a quad core Xeon, 16 GB of RAM, nVidia GTX750, SSD + 2x1To Raid0

  It was never recommended to use ginormous stills in first. A batch resize in Photoshop or IrFanView for instance would take a few seconds and certainly ease the burden on your software and your hardware.

  Thank you

  Jeff

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  Hello guys,.

  I am trying to find a script that exports each separately from the layer in PNG, for each image, with the correct name. By example, if the layer is named snail and lies in a forest of group name and is like 6, export this layer as a PNG named forest.snail.06.png (recursion if possible) and this for each layer, for each image...

  I found a software named Layerex, they speak here about layers export Flash | Global Facilitation network

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  Short version: using Illustrator CC. I exported correctly a logo PNG in RGB (sent to the client), but the new PNG logo looks very different from the old PNG logo which has been exported properly in mode CMYK (sent to the client, a long time ago).

  Customer wants to know why PNG NEW logo looks so much different than the EPS logo and the OLD PNG logo (all from the same Pantone color).

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  I recently sent logos to my client in different formats.

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  Before you create the PNG in Illustrator CC version,

  I changed the color of the Illustrator in RGB mode, then converted my colors Pantone to RGB (specific values by the Pantone book), then exported in PNG.

  This has created a very different blue than the eps CMYK version.

  Someone else on the side customer is working with my files and question why the blues look so different. The eps of Pantone vs the RGB version.

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  In the past, the png was created correctly - they had been exported in CMYK mode without converting anything either in RGB and they are much closer to the EPS version.

  Now, they wonder why there is such a big difference.

  I've done the process correctly, I don't know how to answer this question. Why they look so different?

  J,

  On this basis since your post #7.

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• Is it possible to ignore white space when exporting PNG files. Not the background / work plan

  I have icons, which have white features, mask the other lines to create my icons. Instead of me will expanding the traits and then using pathfinder to create transparent traces to finally create a fill black "single", is it possible to simply export and ignore white? Is there a script that would exist? That would make my life so much easier.

  

  Ignore the white on the smallest sprocket, but white on the cotyledon is necessary for the icon. To make this work, I would usually expand all items and use pathfinder to create my forms. It is a bit tedious doing lots of icons. I would like to know if there is an easier way to do it.

  Thank you!

  Make sure that 'White' is in the Swatch Panel, then choose white as "Transparent" and "8-bit" PNG in the color table.

  Or you can rework your works of art to be truly transparent.

  Or fix the PNG in Photoshop.

• Rendering to PNG error

  A problem arose after the passage according to effect CC 2014; grabbing a frame as a PNG file fails with this error message: "support CEAP Plugin PNGIO: library PNGIO error: known profile sRGB incorrect (5027: 12).

  So, what the devil is that supposed to mean and how to fix it?

  Thank you

  In the output module settings, go to the "color management" tab and check "preserve RGB.

• Exported PNG a too big pixel

  I created a PNG image in Indesign CS6 to the required size. When exporting, it became too big in the largest size a pixel. No idea why this happens and how I can fix, other than the PNG to open in Photoshop and lobbying in the distance a pixel? Thank you.

  There is no other way than to cut the line of pixels in PhotoShop (or a similar program).

  Could be something round in InDesign. Or else, even if you set your article on the page in an exact point x point raster. For example. a stroke applied to the object that goes beyond this grid slightly.

  Uwe

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  Hello!

  I did a layout for an iPhone application in Illustrator. When I export a graphic board with a size of 160 x 90 px PNG with 326 DPI, the size ot the picture I get is 724 x 408 px with 326 ppi. If I copy and paste the object to Photoshop it also has the same growth.

  I would like to do pixel-sharp design, so what is the best way to do it?

  If you want something to be 160 x 90px, make it 160 x 90px/points (same thing in illustrator) and export at 72. as mylenium says, pixels are pixels; inches don't have much to do with anything here.

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  When I export in PNG, the file is automatically assigned 01 file name.  I need to eradicate that and a bit more to write the existing file.  How to make this happen?

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