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Re: PS 3 and EPS images

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From: Frame Templar
Date: Mon, 09 Jun 2003 18:14
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Thanks Gunnar. Are you able to read your files back into AI even after stripping out the stuff after %%EOF?

We also try to save out the files with minimal extra parameters in AI 10:
Compatibility: Version 10
Preview: None
PostSript(R): Level 3
All other boxes empty (i.e. no fonts, no CMYK PS, no thumbnails)

We have also become quite aggressive with some of the %% comment lines. Unfortunately, AI 10 can't read the files back in after they have been "streamlined."

I agree that AI is probably the best tool on the market. Some even argue that "smaller isn't always better" when it comes to EPS file size. Larger files do, however, contribute significantly to overhead in some publishing tools.
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