Re: Multiple imports

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From: John_Kallios
Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2009 21:23

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      You could do it in other programs like Freehand, Illustrator, and InDesign.
      Why not Illustrator?




:) I could not resist.

As Steve mentions, it is possible for multiple imports by dragging the objects in all at once.

With cap locks off and the shift key NOT pressed, the objects will be linked placed.

If cap locks are on or the shift key IS pressed, the objects will be embedded.

(as Steve already mentioned)

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