Placed Illustrator image is invisible in InDesign

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• Illustrator is auto cut my placed tiff images?

  When I place a tiff with a built-in work path image, illustrator uses this path to cut the image out. In InDesign, I can go to the object / Clipping Path / Options... to turn off this feature. Is it possible to do this in Illustrator? In other words, I like to keep the entire image (not just save a jpg to tiff or remove the path itself). Thank you!

  What happens if you embed the image? Photoshop clipping paths should convert (editable) clipping masks.

• Beware placing Illustrator EPS Pantone in CMYK Document, InDesign!

  I designed two projects that share the same graph, one in Illustrator CS4 and the other in InDesign CS3. I created the chart in Illustrator and it uses Pantone colors; I saved this chart in an EPS file and place in the InDesign file. When I created a PDF file for the production of each application, the color difference was significant - the PDF of the Illustrator was falling for the color, but the InDesign PDF was distant. Too late for you will notice that, as jobs were printed and only then the variance is noticeable.

  I did some troubleshooting and testing, here are my results.

  › Placed Pantone EPS in ID, PDF printed, gave rise to important color change.

  › Place version AI Pantone of graphic design in ID, creates PDFS, perfect results.

  › The converted EPS Pantone to CMYK in placed Illustrator EPS in ID, creates PDF, perfect results.

  › Registered Pantone graphic in Illustrator PDF, placed in the ID, get the best results.

  Windows XP SP3, Illustrator CS3, InDesign CS4, both applications have same color settings (US SWOP Coated 2).

  Now, I have to explain my results to the client. That will be a humbling experience.

  Can someone tell me if I'm missing something with the economy of the EPS / investment, what is the nature of the Pantone EPS files? Clearly InDesign cannot successfully "convert all tasks to deal with" during the creation of the PDF file.

  Harv

  Just avoid the SPE and to do with it. There is no reason to use a lot of reasons not to do so.

  The E means wrapped. He isn't getting hit during the entire process, and that's why colors converted.

  It's a relic of a bygone era.

  Bob

• some of my fonts do not appear in illustrator, but they appear in InDesign

  some of my fonts do not appear in illustrator, but they appear in InDesign

  Did you recently install new fonts, especially all those who are free to DAFONT or other? Clear your cache of fonts, fonts nuke is free and does a thorough job.

  jamapi.com: FontNuke - a FREE tool to delete files cache fonts in Mac OS X

  Helvetica can be very confusing and problematic, because there are so many cuts, and this has been sold and updated many times by LIntotype, Monotyope, Agfa. The MM multi Master fonts was did not support or stable by the Illustrator for a few years now, but apple continue to put those with their system.

  Not much is known or documented on .dfont (data fork truetype) with Illustrator. Each company that I worked for always has their own very of Helvetica (usually Helvetica BNCE Linotype Standard), am so not that familiar with getting the system supplied fonts to work. But you should see it here in the font book

  

  and here, in Illustrataor

  

• Why my Illustrator images become thicker strokes when I take the bounding box and make it smaller?

  Why my Illustrator images become thicker strokes when I take the bounding box and make it smaller? It never happened to me. I'm not an expert in Illustrator, but I do know some basic principles.

  In the preferences, is the scale strokes and effects verified?

• I have an image 10 x 14 "InDesign I want to be reduced to fit within an 8.5x11 printed document.

  I have a 10 "x 14" image InDesign I want to be reduced to fit within a 8.5 "x 11" print (using InDesign) without losing the quality of the image (particularly on the print). " What is the process/correct the less destructive for this?

  And how do you see the sizes of different images on Flickr (of the same image) and it doesn't seem to affect the quality of the image?

  I tried record/export the image as a file InDesign EPS, then open the file in Photoshop, adjusting the size for my taste, save it as a Photoshop file, and then place this file in a new InDesign document and the image appears distorted on the research/pixelated even with my screen zoom to 100%. I also tried this same process with export it as a PDF file instead of an EPS file with the same pixelated/distorted results.

  Help!  Thank you in advance!

  Linds10m

  He just put the page ID of origin in a new document and resize it to meet. The effective resolution of any content raster will increase accordingly, and you can set a value of downsamole and threshold on output, or choose to use the full resolution if you prefer.

• Pixelated in InDesign to import illustrator image

  When I try to import my very basic logo in InDesign in illustrator, it becomes very pixelated. The image I created is just a simple signature using a Wacom tablet. I saved the image and then copied in my indesign document. The new image looks terrible, and none of the edges are smooth. Any advice on how I can get it back to its original quality?

  Two things.

  (1) make sure your Place and not to copy your image in InDesign.

  (2) you can change the display quality of the images in InDesign using object > display performance > high quality display (for a single image) or view > display performance > Hight quality display (for the entire document.)

• Problems placing the Image in Indesign Cs5

  A tiff image created in Photoshop in 300 DPI with 8 X 10 inch size seems much smaller when placed in indesign page. I'm not using just frames: file - place.

  Need to print to the exact size without resizing image.

  Really would appreciate your help! Have a huge point.

  When you place the file, using file > Place? If so, when the cursor turns into a thumbnail of the image you place, you by clicking once on the InDesign page, or by clicking on and dragging a box? If you click and drag, the image fits in size what ever you box drag, rather than being placed at 100%.

  If this isn't the right answer, please provide a little more information.

• Adding images to a linked InDesign Table

  I have a table in InDesign. The excel file which is related has a column with an image in each cell in this column, but photos are not come through with the text. Is there a way to get the photos out as well?

  I've added the pictures myself by copying the excel file and sticking them in cells in InDesign. With which it was when the table has been updated in the source excel file, the photos have been removed. Is there a way to fix this?

  Instead of copying to leave Excel and paste images into Indesign, do something

  1. open your Excel file, click on file tab, choose record under, in the save window slot, click the drop-down menu labeled Save as:, scroll down and select Web Page (*.htm; *.html), click Save.

  

  When a web page is saved in a computer both files are actually generated. A html file, and another is a folder that contains all the images and other files of components that are part of the web page.

  OR

  2. change the Excel (available only with. xlsx) file extension as a RAR file, for example, replace Products.xlsx Products.rar, check out the Products.rar file, you will see 3 folders (_rels, docProps, and xl) and 1 xml file ([file Content_Types] .xml), open xl folder, open media , you will see all of the images in the media folder.

  3. open the Indesign file instead of copy and paste, placed the excel exported images in Indesign to have a link and there will be no problem at all.

  Thank you

• In Illustrator Image Trace, how "place" an image at the same size as the PS file?

  If I work in Photoshop in 300 dpi and I want to insert a border around a form, with the help of Illustrator to create the plan, such as it is, it is impossible to do that. Go all the way back to Streamline (someone he remembers Streamline?), if you placed a picture of the automatic route, vectorization, or, now, 'Trace of Image', the placed image would be just that a copy of the same size of the file original raster. Not now. Now, placing an illustration for tracing involves waving a positioning reticle identified as '1:1 ' with which you can make the image is traced back to whatever size you want, and there is no ghosting or model to help size with reliability. At least, as far as I can tell. Am I missing something here? I went through the files using Illustrator and a copy of the 'Illustrator CC' of Weinmann. Nothing. It seems as if the Image monitoring mission is no trace, but to resize, so that the vectorized image likeness no size-the original.   Can anyone help?

  Birck,

  The value of W (as is the value of H) is in pixels if the selected unit, and in this context, a pixel is identical to a point or 1/72nd of an inch, corresponding to 72 DPI.

  So when you place the image, the w and H values reflect pixels real x the size in pixels of the image, regardless of the resolution created / used to in Photoshop.

  And that is why it must be reduced by multiplying with 0.24 and do appear in the size corresponding to 300 PPI.

  No need for percentages.

  But you can also select the image and use the object > transform > scale and apply uniform 24%, which is equivalent to multiplying by 0.24 as described.

• Moving in 2015 of the Illustrator images?

  Hi when I move around him of the vector graphics displays the graphic plan so it's easier to place where I need it.  However when I move a picture it just moving the box and does not show a preview of the image which makes moving stuff around a bit more difficult than it should be.  In illustrator 2014, I got an option enabled and I don't remember what it was.  But when I moved a pictrue if I pushed the button on the mouse for a second and then began to move the object he would show a blurred image of low quality of the image that I was moving. which makes it easier to place in tight spaces.  My question is does anyone know what setting that was?

  There is an old Tower of sleight by Arnold Schwarzenegger. He once placed a picture linked or embedded in Illustrator and then moved in the timeline, just to realize that he could not see anything.

  So he went to file > Document format and enabled the option View the Images in tracks Mode . After that, he is delighted, although he did not know why it would work at all.

• How to import the content of several artbords from Illustrator to several pages in Indesign

  Hello!

  I'm doing the patternsheet for clothing in full scale in Illustrator.

  Because they are ment to be printed on a printer A4 comments, I do the models on severel of the work plans in A4 format in Illustrator.

  I need now to open in Indesign to A4 pages. How?

  Course, I did a book in A4 format in Indesign. But could not find a way to import from Illustrator,- or to export from Illustrator

  Nille BR

  File > Place... and find the Illustrator file that you want to import. Show Import Options when placing.

• Export as a png in illustrator - image is pixelated and also has a stroke?

  It is a screenshot of the illustrator file... as you can see there is no line around the yellow footprint

  

  This is a screenshot of the place in a brochure.

  

  This is a screenshot of the png export

  

  When I export the png and place it in illustrator, it's really pixelated.  My problem is that I designed a logo in illustrator, and then another logo should this logo embedded in it.  I guess you can't put a file to have illustrator in another illustrator file.  Is there a work-around.  Images placed in a brochure that are high resolution also are pixelated, see screenshot

  

  Appreciate your advice

  broomeGirl,

  My problem is that I designed a logo in illustrator, and then another logo should this logo embedded in it.  I guess you can't put a file to have illustrator in another illustrator file.

  You can, and you can just copy the (part of the) since the source of the document and paste it into the target document.

• Why after "placing" an image PS CC CC ID can I open in PS CC (while still in ID) to make

  Why after "placing" a PS CC CC ID image can't open in PS CC (while remaining in the ID) to make corrections by double clicking and holding the ALT key?

  Hello

  For Photoshop CC to open on double-click on an image (with the ALT key), by default Photoshop CC should be the default application to open the image file. Right-click on the image file on your system and select information. In the "open with:" field select CC Photoshop and click the button change just below of this.

  Now, try double clicking an image (with the ALT key) placed in InDesign, it should open in Photoshop. Please let me know if it works for you or not.

  Kind regards

  POOJA

  InDesign engineering

• I try to print. Out of memory after that ID tear for 10 minutes because of the complex Illustrator image

  We have a picture of one of our customers. It has been done in Illustrator and is extremely complex. When I try to put in place 14 in InDesign to print labels, ID just tears and rips and tears and throws finally an error message saying "insufficient memory". I have about 4.5 GB available. I tried PDF, the file format and I can get a PDF file, but when I try to print our Copier, it just crashes and gives me "Acrobat is not responding" in the force quit window.

  Any thoughts? All that I can do to the Illustrator so that it will print the complex picture not so crazy?

  CS 5.5

  OS x 10.8

  With these images, I convert it to bitmap images and replace the version HAVE.