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If your workflow includes editing customer files and then returning the

corrected files to the customer for future use, you face an additional

concern. Although Illustrator CS5 offers options for saving back to

versions as old as Illustrator 3, it’s important to warn your customer that

edited text in such files will be converted to point text or outlines, and

as a consequence text editability will be impaired or lost. In the case of

Type on Path objects that were created in Illustrator CS5, text

composition changes may occur when saving to Illustrator CS-CS4.

When saving to Illustrator 10 and older, the type will be converted to

point type or outlines. Point text consists of small groups of several

letters, rather than a smooth, continuous flow of text. While point text

will print as intended, it is difficult to edit point text without impairing

spacing and text position. Keep a copy of the file in Illustrator CS5, in

case further edits are required before the end of the job.

Saving Illustrator CS5 files for users of older versions can present some

issues in addition to text. Live Effects, such as 3D objects, Live Trace

objects, and Live Color objects, are converted to expanded, literal

vector objects (rather than editable Live Effects) when saved for

versions of Illustrator before CS2, and thus lose much of their editability.

Warped shapes (including text), drop shadows, and glows become

raster content if saved for versions prior to Illustrator 9. When you save

Illustrator files containing such effects, an alert warns you that type may

be converted to point text and that the editability of some features may

be lost. This applies when the file is opened in an older version of

Illustrator or reopened in Illustrator CS5, because the content in the

outgoing file has been permanently altered to meet the limitations of

the older version. For this reason, you should save a duplicate copy of

the file in the CS5 format in case further edits are required.

Older Format Alert

When you save an Illustrator le containing live eects to an older format, you are warned

that such content won’t be editable in the older version of the program. Also, the content

won’t be editable if reopened in Illustrator CS5.

Note that saving an Illustrator CS5 file containing multiple artboards to

a version prior to Illustrator CS4 will retain all artwork, but will contain

only a single artboard, which takes on the dimensions of the largest

artboard in the original document. You are given the option to save

each Artboard to a separate Illustrator file. Whichever option you

choose, the original multiple Artboards are not automatically restored if

the backsaved file is reopened in Illustrator CS5. However, the location

and dimensions of artboards are retained as rectangular guides through

a “round trip.” To restore the artboards, select a guide (or multiple

guides), and then choose Object > Artboards > Convert to Artboards.

Saving Multiple Artboards to Older Formats

Note that multiple Artboards will be lost when saving les to older formats; you have the

option to save each Artboard to a separate Illustrator le.

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