Export Dialog for ".ai", ".eps", ".emf, .wmf" Files

Click the "Export" button.

 
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"Export"

Choose one of the following file types in the "Export" dialog:

•Adobe Illustrator (*.ai)

•Encapsulated Post Script (*.eps)

•Enhanced Meta File (*.emf,*.wmf)

There are the following controls in the lower part of the dialog:

Controls in the Dialog "Export" - Type: AI, EPS, EMF, WMF

Export dimen­sions

This is where you can choose whether or not to export dimensions as well along with the drawing.

Numeric values only

With this option enabled, only the values of the dimension lines without characters will be exported.

Color Conver­sion

(Only for .ai and .eps)

Defines the color scheme to use when converting the colors of the file during exporting.

CMYK and RGB color mapping options are available for EPS and AI.

Delete dupli­cated

(Only for .ai and .eps)

Deletes all overlapping objects in the original EVD file.

IMPORTANT: All the layout 1ups (elements) are converted to individual objects if this option is enabled. In the export file 1.) no layer groups are created for the lay­out 1ups (elements), and 2.) overlapping objects are converted to single objects.
NOTE: This file conversion function is particularly helpful if you want to export data for specific programs.

Decompose composites

(Only for .ai and .eps)

When the drawing is exported, objects in composite styles are decomposed into individual elements. These elements are given the properties of the style defined for the original composite format in the "Structure" tab.

IMPORTANT: Without this option being enabled, the line width of the objects after exporting is the one defined in the "Production" tab of the original composite style; color and pattern match the settings of the "Visual" tab.

Decompose per­foratings

(Only for .ai and .eps)

When the drawing is exported, objects in the "CutCrease" and "Perforating" styles will be decomposed into individual objects according to the criteria chosen.

 

Whole object

All the objects remain in the state they had before the export.

 

Break cut only

For objects in the "CutCrease" style only:
The cutting elements are decomposed into line segments. The creasing elements remain as they were before exporting.

Objects in the "Perforating" style:
The objects are decomposed into as many line segments as were present in the objects before exporting.

 

Break all

All the objects are decomposed into separate line segments.

 

 

Back to Save and/or Export.