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Hi there, the patterns do work in the most recent version of Illustrator. I just tested them for you

Thanks Matt,..I have tried to convert with no luck. Maybe someday there will be an option for it. On

I'm so glad that the link worked. I haven't tried it yet but I need to do so - so I'm

thanks! yes, they can be used for commercial use. of course, if you make money off of them, i wouldn

i recently had to reconvert these for someone, so i figured i'd reupload as well. the link above

I'm using madpattern in CC and it seems work well, did you draw on the right layer "Clipped

Yes. It works naturally. I was just doing it wrong On 11 June 2014 16:48, Ywana <mitsuhiko.ywana@

in order to get rid of those lines you have a few options: option 1: using "save for web",

hi melissa, so the way the templates are set up, there was no real easy way to modify the fundamental

sorry for the late response... the shapes that you draw in are pretty much fixed in size, however,

hmm, i wish i still had a copy of cs3 i'd be able to figure it out. my best guess, is that, when

yup, this should explain it: http://vectips.com/tutorials/amazing-free-seamless-pattern-generator-

there is a big difference between what illustrator shows when you are working on a document vs what

this tutorial explains how to do exactly that: http://vectips.com/tutorials/amazing-free-seamless-

thanks, this should help explain it: http://vectips.com/tutorials/amazing-free-seamless-pattern-

just got back from a day at the pool and was feeling good so i put together the cs3 files. you can

Thanks for the confirmation, Matt. Hopefully this week, time permitting... All the best, Nick On Jul

I never realised that simply changing the file extension from .ai to .ait would force it to be a

thanks! On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 12:36 PM, Michael Maxwell <madm...@gmail.com> wrote: This is