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I’ve been spending lots of hours making some nice logo’s for a T-shirt print. The company that would take care of the printing only requested that it should be a *Vector file*. They pronounce the word as though it’s something mysterious and spooky, which somehow makes me suspect they don’t really know much about this whole business.
But hey, I happily created two documents that entirely consist of shape layers and exported/saved them as PSD, EPS and converted some paths to work on in Illustrator.
Today I got phoned by them telling me they could do nothing with my files. They needed *Veecctooor Fiiiiles* and the was not… The EPS they could not open. Some kind of Postscript error. Well, it appeared they had Photoshop
5.0, which was not yet vector based. Probably the postscript error will be
of the same nature.
How can I export/ convert my documents they will be able to open them? She told me they only have (an old version of) CorelDraw, PS5, Illustrator
8.
Thanks in advance
This little student
I’ve been spending lots of hours making some nice logo’s for a T-shirt print. The company that would take care of the printing only requested that it should be a *Vector file*. They pronounce the word as though it’s something mysterious and spooky, which somehow makes me suspect they don’t really know much about this whole business.
But hey, I happily created two documents that entirely consist of shape layers and exported/saved them as PSD, EPS and converted some paths to work on in Illustrator.
Today I got phoned by them telling me they could do nothing with my files. They needed *Veecctooor Fiiiiles* and the was not… The EPS they could not open. Some kind of Postscript error. Well, it appeared they had Photoshop
5.0, which was not yet vector based. Probably the postscript error will be
of the same nature.
How can I export/ convert my documents they will be able to open them? She told me they only have (an old version of) CorelDraw, PS5, Illustrator
8.
Thanks in advance
This little student
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