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More on unique features of EPS. PDF is a distilled EPS , that is all the intelligence the EPS file contained has been stripped away. For example, since the EPS is intended to be executed at the printe …

I am listing a few problems associated with drafting software export in illustrator, engineering which could potenttially be it: he needs the shading, the export will sometimes only give the edges. most …

But if you save your work with Export it assumes your paper has real physical size, and it now asks for PPI value. It now has really exported at that PPI without heeding one pixel size is 72 DPI. … They behave like export but have bigger upper limit to number of pixels. …

You can not. SVG is not currently supporting mesh primitives, though hopes are that it will soon do so, all it needs is a few more SVG implementations to implement this.

Simply, the PNG format has no support for any other color mode than RGB. There is no way around this. Use TIFF

Yes and no. Most apps cant open modern ai directly, if the file is in very old format its no problem. That said, some (by default), AI files are embedded in a PDF file (or old ones in a EPS file). So …

You can also do this with Illustrator scripting, with same caveat as @Wrzlprmft's answer that objects have to be at top level. (you can recurse the for loop for groups compound paths etc if you wish. …

A TIFF is not a simple image format, but rather a tagging system for a many different image like formats. Tiff stands for Tagged Image File Format, and is a bit like a binary version of a markup langu …

Not really. You can circumvent the problem in several ways. Use a software she can use. Usually this means to use MS Word, with all pains that come with this, or better yet PowerPoint. Or use someth …

You should specify a resolution of 72 dpi in the save dialog or then use the save for web option.

So if you want 1500 pixels by 1500 pixels, and have used illustrator pixel unit, you export at 72 dpi. Now as to why the quality of illustrators export is not as good as in your monster image. …

This question is a bit misinformed. Or possibly misspelled? Photoshop manipulates pixels, does not make programs for manipulating pixels. You could, however, preview your filter in Photoshop. Photosh …

You should try to use a PDF export instead of EPS, it should do the same thing except that it should work better with transparencies etc. …

This is a programming scaffold delete the export options you dont need. … var outpath = "d:\\temp\\test"; var doc = app.activeDocument; // array of layer names to export in each pass // last name in array is file name. Modify to // suit your need. …

But if you preprocess the fonts and eliminate the inner loops then you can export them. Also if you do not use illustrators font engine then its also possible. …