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Export paths to Adobe Illustrator
The Paths To Illustrator command
lets you export Photoshop paths as Adobe Illustrator files. Exporting
paths in this way simplifies the task of combining Photoshop and
Illustrator artwork or using Photoshop features with Illustrator artwork.
For example, you may want to export a pen tool path and
stroke it to use as a trap with a Photoshop clipping path you are
printing in Illustrator. You can also use this feature
to align Illustrator text or objects with Photoshop paths.
- Draw and save a path or convert an existing selection
into a path.
- Choose File > Export > Paths
To Illustrator.
- Choose a location for the exported path, and enter a
filename. Make sure Work Path is chosen from the Path menu to export
the path.
- Click Save.
- Open the file in Adobe Illustrator. You can manipulate
the path or use the path to align Illustrator objects that you add
to the file.
Note that the crop marks in Adobe Illustrator reflect the
dimensions of the Photoshop image. The position of the path within
the Photoshop image is maintained, provided you don’t change the
crop marks or move the path.
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