Hello there,
I’m concerning switching to CS4 from CS3.
I’m especially wonder about new art board tool.
Let me describe my situation:
The projects I’m starting to work with will be couple city guide maps splited into sheets.
The workflow I used before was like to export each sheet separatelly from Manifold to Illustrator and then style each sheet in Illustrator or copy each sheet to one big template and style them there together then recopy single sheet to original file.
Of course I could export extent of all the sheets as one file to Illustrator style it once and the make crop area for each sheet. Unfortunatelly going that way cause that while importing to Indesign by DTP guy it respects crop area done in Illustrator but nevertheless place all the rest of the file what makes of course file to size up. While there will be about 20 – 30 sheets for some books the size of such sheet index in Indising and speed of work with such file doesn’t make sense.
So.. here I’m come to art board:
As far as I unterstood how does this tool work like..
I could export from Manifold to Illustrator one big file, style it once, make art board tool for each sheet, then export each sheet to separate AI file totally independent and small in size from original mother file. Am I right ?
Does anyone has any experience with that or it’s fammiliar with that tool that can confirm my scenario ?
Best regards,
Gregory
switiching to CS4
Started by
gregory
, Jun 05 2010 05:10 AM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 05 June 2010 - 05:10 AM
#2
Posted 05 June 2010 - 08:10 AM
#3
Posted 05 June 2010 - 08:18 AM
Why not switch to CS5?
That's also one option .
Let's cosinder I'm with CS5 is the question easier to answer ?
#4
Posted 05 June 2010 - 11:08 AM
Let's cosinder I'm with CS5 is the question easier to answer ?
I think the answer would be the same, but at the moment CS5 should be easier to get. You'll be spending money for the upgrade anyway, might as well upgrade to the latest version.
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#5
Posted 06 June 2010 - 09:00 AM
Thank you both for answers.
It's not about upgrading me but the company I cooparate with. They and them cooperators are using CS3 but have bought one year ago CS4 upgrade. Due to them politic I would like to stay with the same level version to avoid problem with files versions etc. I'm just downloading trial CS5 and going to check if the original question can be done with arto board tool.
It's not about upgrading me but the company I cooparate with. They and them cooperators are using CS3 but have bought one year ago CS4 upgrade. Due to them politic I would like to stay with the same level version to avoid problem with files versions etc. I'm just downloading trial CS5 and going to check if the original question can be done with arto board tool.
#6
Posted 09 June 2010 - 12:51 PM
I'm just downloading trial CS5 and going to check if the original question can be done with arto board tool.
Well it can't be - anwering my own question. Each exported art board inherit all the layers from the originall art board file and doesn't use the extent of art board as a crop layer while exporting.
.You can use artboards as crop areas for printing or placement purposes—they work the same way as crop areas work in Illustrator CS3
from:
http://help.adobe.co...bc5f-6328a.html
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