What file format to save as in Illustrator?

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• What file format should I save in preserving the color profile?

  I need to save an image or a layer as a file, preserving the color profile, what can I import in acrobat (probably, or maybe even re - import into Photoshop) so I can create a PDF of it x 1 has 2001 in PDF version. Since Photoshop be cannot do directly, what file format, if necessary, to achieve this? Thank you.

  I wonder if it is a bug in CS5 as it seams to work properly in CC. Or photoshop needs to be reinstalled (if a file is missing to use pdf export)

  I thought about everything which is why I recommended tiff pdf was not working.

  You are able to print to PDF? If I remember that the profile is not included in this way, but was curious to know if it worked or not.

• What file format to choose to write digital data to the file? 'Text' or 'xlsx '.

  Hello

  I have a request I want to acquire analog input data with NI USB DAQ 6352; to 50 ksamples/second sampling rate, with 8 channels of analog input NI USB DAQ 6352 and I need to display these data on a chart and at the same time I have to back up this data in a file for future recording and analysis.

  My questions are: 1. what file format would be more effective and more appropriate for this application? text or xlsx.

  2. which preferred delivery system to choose?  the category of execution.

  3. what priority should be set? normal or time critical.

  Concerning

  Jamal_IE wrote: I could not find this 'Input voltage - continuous' example in examples of LabVIEW. Could you pls see the path or just download this example VI?

  You do not have installed for your version of LabVIEW DAQmx or you do not have a good search.  It's right there for me.

  

• What files can I save items v13 so that I don't have rebuild my photos and associated keywords.

  Elements v13 8.1 on windows using.  I reinstall windows 8.1 on a new hard drive.  What files can I save items v13 so that I don't have rebuild my photos and associated keywords.

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  The backup process in the Organizer stores your image files as your current catalog in a backup folder. The restore process is able to recreate your tree image files as well as your catalog either on the original on a new location. All the information in your catalog are kept including your hierarchies of tags or albums. Just choose the location for the restore, the restore process is to restore the tree of photo files as well as the creation of a new, updated, with the same catalog structure.

• What is the next step after mounting or triming a video? What type of file format to save and what to do after that?

  What is the next step after mounting or triming a video?

  What type of file format must be registered and what to do after that?

  Hi Jeff,

  I use the file-> export-> video rendering.

  If you don't want the Explorer for the first time, the default value is OK for a nice video.

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• What file format is the best provide a general customer

  I shoot most of Nikon RAW files and perform a typical treatment post and finally send to Zenfolio (via Lightroom) for my client to download.

  I want to give them the highest resolution file on a disk so that they can store in it archives for future needs. What is the best format. Convert RAW to TIFF, PSD or DNG. Most of my clients have Photoshop, Lightroom, or other professional editing software. I want that they have the top of the ground in the future when I retired (haha) they can do, or have a service, any enlargement of the size, make the additional manulipition and so on.

  Thanks for the help.

  TIFF is the best file format to deliver to your customers to print and especially if you don't know what software they use and that you will not change.

  TIFF is very common and Mac/PC friendly.  If your needs are archival, print quality high resolution, and be able to open on almost all software, that's what you want.

  If transparency is important, you have support in his favor as well.

  First save a copy without layers, they won't need them. They would expect the Alpha channels, if you include those.

  If your file > save under looks like this:

  

  Then your Tiff settings should be set to this:

  

• "Unexpected file Format" Flash save corruption

  Hello.

  We have recently upgraded to Windows 7 64-bit of Windows XP here at work, and since the upgrade, I discovered a very scary problem with Flash.

  When you go to save one of my major projects, Adobe simply crashes often purely and simply, gel and displaying a standard error message.

  "Adobe Flash CS5 has stopped working. A problem caused the blocking of the program works correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available. "- with an option to"close the program ".

  I hit close program, and Flash disappears. If I try and open again the same FLA file, I get the error message

  "Unexpected file format".

  Unfortunately, it seems since Flash crashes in the middle of the economy, it is corrupting my FLA file. This is extremely worrying because it corrupts my entire source file.

  I am lucky that I keep regular backups, otherwise I could have lost months of work instead of just today. In the meantime I copy and paste a new version of the file each time that I open the Flash, but it's a roll of the dice that next time, I have save if he will kill him or not.

  Here are my computer details:

  OS: Windows 7 - recently improved 32-bit of Windows XP

  64-bit Intel Xeon X 5560 @ 2.80 Ghz

  4 GB of Ram

  The version of Flash CS5 is 11.0.0.485

  The FLA in question is 10 MB and contains large map files (gifs), a lot of small JPG as well as much of the code as well as the import of external classes. I tried to reproduce the problem on smaller files and have not been able to do.

  I was wondering if it was a case of memory, but Flash seems to use about 450 mbs. About 40% of my total memory is free, according to the performance of the Task Manager.

  Any ideas what might solve this problem?

  Not an answer but a suggestion for Adobe:

  If you could choose a location for the automatic recovery (which is programmed to save the recovery file in the same directory as the original file) + delete delete auto to the correct output of the program.

  Even have it set to save in a place like 'my documents' on a local disk, would let you have a copy of your work that is X-minutes old.

• What file formats 3D PDF support?

  What 3D file formats can I insert (import) into a PDF file?

  Universal 3D (.u3d) and product representation compact (.prc)

• What file formats does support PS touch?

  Hello together,

  I searched all over the internet for it know but nothing and nowhere.

  Concerning

  There is the obviously supported, such as JPEG, PNG, and PSD (which, at that time, flattens when imported, note PS touch copy that the imported image, it does not change to the original image). PSDX is the native format PS Touch own. RAW is not supported at this time. I have not tried the other file formats (yet).

• What file formats are accepted by the creation of dvd

  I can't so much by such a simple task

  with XP, it worked fine. Why did you change it windows if it works don't trouble is my policy.

  That's why I use Avid tools and with this new windows 7 I can't even install the drivers I am now seriously in re installation of my windows xp and windows 7 to the store for a full refund on return!

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  See - f http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-pictures/windows-dvd-maker-what-format-does-it-recognize-to/0cc677b0-8fae-4ea1-b0d2-f06724d7e08for info

• What file format can I convert AVCHD to for first?

  With the help of Aunsoft MTS Converter to convert my AVCHD files but have NO IDEA where to start with the selection of a format. There are some parameters of the first, but there are options (quality, medium, high, etc.) and a few others. (Like Aunsoft so I can create a file among many others.)

  I am shooting in 1080 p 30 and just development of the training videos, so this isn't the stuff of Hollywood. Just try to get a nice HD, easy to change and easy to convert format.

  Can anyone recommend a default basic formula? Would be very happy!

  And you want to convert it why? First can edit AVCHD directly. Copy the entire contents of the SD card directly to the hard drive, then first, import using the functionality of the media browser, works like a charm. Maybe you have an older/more slower computer and it can't handle natively? You did not say

  Jeff Pulera

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• What File Format works best in first?

  I'm new to first and am try it to see if this is the best tool to edit my old VOB files copied down a DVD of a couple of years. I tried to convert them into MPEG4 but deteriorates the quality of playback. I can load the VOB files directly, but there is a problem of defined quality deterioration.

  Should I first convert the file to something else? Say AVI?

  Thank you very much

  As has been mentioned, the MPEG-2 DVD, wrapped in the VOB files ' containers, have already been highly compressed. " It is the nature of a DVD-video. Nothing can be done to cancel this compression and return all quality.

  Pre allow you to import the VOB,* files and edit them natively. However, if you then / share export in a compressed format, say on a DVD-Video edition, then there will be additional compression and a loss of data.

  Good luck

  Hunt

  * Pre will import and edit the VOB, 100% compatible DVD. However, if they are NOT 100% compatible DVD, then the only recourse is to rip/convert DVD MPEG-2 files in the VOB import and edit. In this case, I recommend you files DV - AVI Type II w / 16-bit 48 kHz PCM/WAV Audio, using the DV/DVC CODEC of Ms.

  Unfortunately, most DVR machines and a lot of DVD-Video authoring software, do NOT produce 100% of DVD compatible files and usually the first VOB (contains the Menus and navigation, as well as the first part of the file DVD MPEG-2, which may extend over several VOB) will NOT import correctly, while the second, which is more usually works perfectly. It could be that you'll only have to rip/convert the VOB first, but some software was simply a bad creative work, so he'd have to rip/convert VOB all.

• Should what file format I use if they cannot read the H264?

  I pulled out my final AE animations with the Animation codec for editing.

  When I create a version of an animation for the customer to review, I use the H264 codec. It looks good, and the file size is reasonable.

  But what do I do if the client is unable to play videos with the H264 codec? It appears with older computers, even if they have Quicktime 7 or higher.

  (Note - the Mac I bought last August does Sorenson 3 on this subject.) I don't know how to get a return.)

  Best,

  Mike

  H.264 should play in QT7, so it's strange, but you could use MPEG4 to work around the problem - it is pretty universally accepted on Windows and Mac.

  If you open Quicktime Preferences there is an option to enable the codecs - that should bring back Sorenson 3.

• By placing a piece of letterhead letter or even open the documents filled, no matter what file format it is, the image shows only the outline of an envelope. Help?

  I just purchased and downloaded the CC from Adobe, including the most recent updates for InDesign.

  I'm doing an online course that I can't finish, because that place charts to create documents, I get errors. Even load the finished file, the instructor sent, errors in notes 4 in the status bar as soon as I open it. Graphics appear only as an outline of an envelope, doesn't matter if it's tiff, png, or jpeg. Is there something wrong with my program?

  Help please?

  The value to normal or high quality display quality, I suppose that it is now set to fast.

• Objects vector smart object - file format

  What is the best file format to save a photoshop file that has a number of vector smart objects that will eventually print? File can be placed in illustrator or indesign prior to be expelled to the printer either as direct files or on the PDF.

  Danny is correct: smart objects are STILL pixelated in resolution of the PSD, regardless of the format that you save it in.

  If you want to print any dynamic objects with imported objects vector (illustrator?) to setter image max resolution, you must extract these objects in the PSD file and rebuild the design in Illustrator or InDesign.

  It means that the smart object in question, which opens in Illustrator, and then save the file as a file HAVE editing. Remove the smart object in the PSD in Photoshop, then save a new version. Note the exact dimensions and positions. Open the file in InDesign and rebuild the original.

  If the layer effects have been applied in Photoshop to a matter SO vector: no chance. You will need to generate layers separated in the best of cases, or begin to recreate the effects in Illustrator in the worst case scenario. Or a combination of both.

  Vector shapes and the Type that were generated in Photoshop with effects applied to him may be problematic if the resolution of the PSD is insufficient. However, the outline remains vector while recording in Photoshop PDF format. Import the PDF into InDesign retains the sharp vector contour. Just make sure that the native resolution of the Photoshop document is high enough to produce a strong impression for effects (which will be pixels).

  The problem is that a lot of designers decided to convert their photoshop vector shapes and text in smart objects - and this will rasterize the result, no matter what. And there is no easy way to "unsmart" a dynamic object.

  A method (far from perfect) is:

  • Double-click the smart object to open it in a new window
  • Select all the layers in the .psb (dynamic object) that opens
  • Choose Layer > Group the menu
  • Hold down the SHIFT key and drag the window of smart objects to your original document with the move tool window.
  • Drag the icon fx the dynamic object for the new group of layers layer you just drag over
  • Remove the smart object layer.

  The only caveats to this method are scale and positioning. You may have to reposition some groups according to their interaction with the edges of the original document. And if you scale the smart object layer, you may need to scale of the group as well.

  Here is a script that automates some of this: http://blog.kam88.com/en/expanding-smart-objects-script.html

  This will ONLY work with SOs that were created in Photoshop.

  Dynamic objects are bothersome creatures indeed. Much too easy for designers unknowing to destroy the intent of vectors and difficult and potentially very tedious to undo in a news environment.

  The problem is that a lot of users tend to abuse of Photoshop as a request to print 'all-in-one' layout