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  Never use print to create a PDF file, avoid postscript, which means no EPS, but also without the creation of Distiller or PDF by printing.

  It is said of Villa.

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  Thank you

  James Tucker

  I think it will be difficult to push the Muse within these limits. Small or greater step towards a solution of real e-commerce (with caddies, counting and paid and all) it is difficult of application skeleton Muse with just a PayPal button sell stuff.

  It is more useful and entirely possible to take a look at the other ways to integrate with a few small to mid-range e-commerce systems that play nice with Muse. MuseThemes has a nice article on this subject, in which they refer to their own connection widgets (like their widgets Ecwid and PayPal ). They mention also to the help of the Shopify buy button. BTW, Qooqee is a more capable Shopify widget !

  I hope this helps.

• use of the shape mask complex

  I the broad lines of a man compound of various segmeti, I can unite with ctrl + go with ctrl + 8, I place the figure on a background that I want to fill the inside Figure and then forward for create a clipping mask.

  If I do this However, it becomes completely transparent or background color just not fill in all of the Interior segments. can someone tell me How to make ? Thank you.

  
  

  I solved! Look at this-> make a clipping with a complex and custom shape mask

  THX

• How to make a vector transparent while its edges not?

  I want to reproduce the following image (representing a face):

  

  Using this vector:

  

  That you can download here.

  I want to make this transparent vector while its edges should not be. How can I do? I'd appreciate the help.

  
  Thank you very much
  Cesare

  Cesare,

  If I (put) understand, you can:

  (1) (select the paths forming the shape of the face and Ctrl / Cmd + C + X + C to create a copy on the front very, if more of a Pathfinder > unite for one way;)

  (2) in the tool box, value None Fill and Stroke and assigned to the desired weight and color (Cap/Join).

  You can move it to a new layer, or hide/remove the original, so that you can save and export the new path by itself.