Importing paths from ill into Ph CS

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Jason
Nov 19, 2004
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Hi all,
Does anyone know the trick to importing paths created in illustrator into photoshop to become paths rather than pixels.

In previous versions you could simply copy and paste paths from ai to photoshop, and it made a working path in photoshop, but PhCS doesn’t appear to allow that.

Anyone know the method to keep the path in photoshop.

Thanks for any replys.
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WharfRat
Nov 20, 2004
in article 419dacbc$0$24380$, Jason at
wrote on 11/19/04 1:20 AM:

Hi all,
Does anyone know the trick to importing paths created in illustrator into photoshop to become paths rather than pixels.

In previous versions you could simply copy and paste paths from ai to photoshop, and it made a working path in photoshop, but PhCS doesn’t appear to allow that.

Anyone know the method to keep the path in photoshop.

Thanks for any replys.
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As I recall, without looking.
Go to your Illy preferences
to "Files and Clipboard"
and make sure
AICB is selected instead of PDF.

MSD
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Jason
Nov 22, 2004
hi,
thats awesome, thanks heaps!!!!

"WharfRat" wrote in message
in article 419dacbc$0$24380$, Jason at
wrote on 11/19/04 1:20 AM:

Hi all,
Does anyone know the trick to importing paths created in illustrator into photoshop to become paths rather than pixels.

In previous versions you could simply copy and paste paths from ai to photoshop, and it made a working path in photoshop, but PhCS doesn’t appear
to allow that.

Anyone know the method to keep the path in photoshop.

Thanks for any replys.
—
As I recall, without looking.
Go to your Illy preferences
to "Files and Clipboard"
and make sure
AICB is selected instead of PDF.

MSD

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