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Kenneth...@adobeforums.com
Nov 10, 2008, 9:25:55 AM11/10/08
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I have PS CS2, client has PS CS3. Do I need to ask him to Save As or
Export in some special way so that I can open his PSD file?
Export in some special way so that I can open his PSD file?
I'll upgrade if that's my only choice, but I don't use Photoshop a lot,
and I was hoping to get another few years out of it.
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Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
Kenneth...@adobeforums.com
Nov 10, 2008, 5:57:45 PM11/10/08
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I should mention that the file I'm getting from my client has type
layers, and I want to make sure these remain editable. I see that
"Maximize Compatibility" saves a flattened version of the file, and I
don't know if this means that the resulting file contains only a
flattened version of the document, or if the resulting file contains a
flattened version and an unflattened version of the document. If it does
contain two versions, will CS2 be able to open the unflattened version?
layers, and I want to make sure these remain editable. I see that
"Maximize Compatibility" saves a flattened version of the file, and I
don't know if this means that the resulting file contains only a
flattened version of the document, or if the resulting file contains a
flattened version and an unflattened version of the document. If it does
contain two versions, will CS2 be able to open the unflattened version?
Maybe I want to be asking for a Photoshop PDF (PDP) file?
Buko
Nov 10, 2008, 10:12:34 AM11/10/08
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A PSD will will work just fine so you can edit type.
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