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Re: Export PDF -- Default Filename

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From: Brian
Date: Thu, 04 Aug 2005 13:29
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I would have to disagree, as InDesign and Illustrator are providing these dialogs and the default name. When I print to file (using the built-in PostScript File "printer") the correct filename is *always* the default filename, why should Export to PDF be any different?

No other application that I can think of fails to place the correct default filename in a print to file dialog box, so blaming the OS is not correct. This is an Adobe issue, and it needs to be addressed (just as they did with Illustrator; CS1 didn't provide any default filename during a print-to-file; CS2 now provides the proper name every time)
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