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Bill Davidson
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OK, anyone out there know the trick to opening an eps file with 12????????????????? seems i have done it once, but don't remember how I did it!!!! gettin old is not as easy as being green........ cheers, Mate!

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Instead of Opening, try Importing. In previous versions you'd have to select Postscript Interpreted to find vector stuff. If 12 is like 13, you just import as EPS.
Good Luck!

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If the .eps file was made as postscript3 version, than you will have a problem. Corel 12 did not know this standard. Or the easy way, if the .eps file was made from Adobe CS3 Suite you probably will not import the file in Corel12.

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Bill, have you tried importing it as a straight .eps or as "PS, PRN, EPS-Postscript Interpreted"?
That works sometimes for me in Corel 12.
Love....Jill
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Bill Davidson
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yep, tried all of the above, importing, direct opening, bubkis. I am trying to get it in ai format from the client, perhaps that will work. I just do this for the entertainment value any more, so it will not alter the course of the planet. Thanks for your input. I also understand if the eps was created by too new a version, it will not be openable by 12, if this makes sense?

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Hey Bloke...

I don' got no info on this topic but, e-mail
me and I'll send you some stuf to ponder.
Art wise.

Jack

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Bill..I also do stuff for entertainment value here.

If you wish, e-mail me the file and I'll try opening it in CorelDraw X3, and send it back to you as a CorelDraw 12 file.

edited to add..

I guess I should download the trial of version X4 and see if it is worth upgrading to. Still love playing in the CorelDraw sandbox!!! [Rolling On The Floor] [Rolling On The Floor]

[ September 01, 2008, 06:18 PM: Message edited by: Dave Grundy ]

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