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I’m new to the CS flavors of Illustrator and Photoshop. In the past, I would manipulate type in Illustrator, then copy/paste into a Photoshop file. I always got a dialog in Photoshop asking if I wanted to anti-alias the art. I said "yes" and kept working happily.
If I understand things correctly, I am now expected to save that illustrator art as a seperate file, then Place the file in Photoshop in order to get the same results? That seems rather tedious. Doing a copy/paste between the two now results in a bitmapped mess. Yes, I can do a drag/drop and get the results I want, but I don’t understand why copy/paste took such a step backwards.
Or is there something I’m missing in the Preferences somewhere? The online help was no, well, help.
Thanks,
Jim
If I understand things correctly, I am now expected to save that illustrator art as a seperate file, then Place the file in Photoshop in order to get the same results? That seems rather tedious. Doing a copy/paste between the two now results in a bitmapped mess. Yes, I can do a drag/drop and get the results I want, but I don’t understand why copy/paste took such a step backwards.
Or is there something I’m missing in the Preferences somewhere? The online help was no, well, help.
Thanks,
Jim
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