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Offline Boldline

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Re: Illustrator help
« Reply #15 on: May 20, 2014, 08:38:50 PM »
When I worked in a shop that used both Corel and Illustrator, it was always bad news trying to import an Illustrator file into Corel that contained any gradients, clipping masks, transparencies or fades... When we sent jobs out to a local printer who used Corel, I often left the gradients a solid off-color and sent along a jpeg proof to show how the gradient, etc, was supposed to look. Then the printer would recreate the effect. If I needed to move it into Corel myself, I'd do the same thing... eliminate any special effects and then import it and reapply.
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Offline Mr Tees!!

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Re: Illustrator help
« Reply #16 on: May 20, 2014, 09:23:19 PM »
When I worked in a shop that used both Corel and Illustrator, it was always bad news trying to import an Illustrator file into Corel that contained any gradients, clipping masks, transparencies or fades... When we sent jobs out to a local printer who used Corel, I often left the gradients a solid off-color and sent along a jpeg proof to show how the gradient, etc, was supposed to look. Then the printer would recreate the effect. If I needed to move it into Corel myself, I'd do the same thing... eliminate any special effects and then import it and reapply.

...yeah, but that guy is a total jackass!....... ;D
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Re: Illustrator help
« Reply #17 on: May 20, 2014, 09:58:08 PM »
that's why I kept it anonymous! :P


Mat Woodworth
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Mat Woodworth
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