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]]> Comment on Importing Adobe Illustrator files in Expression Blend 3 by From the release notes http://blog.sunnypixels.com/?p=320&cpage=1#comment-1573 From the release notes Sun, 23 May 2010 04:55:03 +0000 http://blog.sunnypixels.com/?p=320#comment-1573 Adding Adobe Illustrator files to an Expression Design 3 document Text is converted to a path on Adobe® Illustrator® import, and each character is treated as a separate path object. You may experience unexpected results when you import text from Illustrator. These results can include unexpected character rotation, kerning, point sizes, and alignment. Subscripts, superscripts, strikethrough, underline, small caps, and all caps text effects copied from Illustrator create separate text objects when pasted into Expression Design. A single text object that has hard returns copied from Illustrator creates separate text objects when pasted into Expression Design. The Illustrator Clipboard export format does not support transparency and blend mode information. PNG images copied from Illustrator into Expression Design are pasted in as multiple image objects. Multiple objects are created when you copy objects that have opacity from Illustrator into Expression Design. When imported from Illustrator, artwork that contains groups is flattened in Expression Design. When an Illustrator file is imported into Expression Design, the Illustrator artboard may be added as an object in the Layers panel. Expression Design vectorizes patterns on import from Illustrator. Illustrator Column Graphs (Charts) are imported as individual objects. Custom strokes are imported from Illustrator as individual paths. Strokes and fills on the same object may be separated when you import the object from Illustrator. Mesh gradients from Illustrator may take a long time to import. Expression Design vectorizes gradient meshes, creating many small shapes that take a long time to render. Expression Design does not support the following Adobe Illustrator blend modes, and maps them onto the Normal blend mode: Overlay HardLight SoftLight Exclusion Hue Saturation Color Luminosity Expression Design does not support Illustrator knockout groups. Expression Design does not support Illustrator softmask images. The colors will not display correctly in Expression Design when objects that use CMYK colors are pasted from Illustrator. Adding Adobe Illustrator files to an Expression Design 3 document
Text is converted to a path on Adobe® Illustrator® import, and each character is treated as a separate path object.
You may experience unexpected results when you import text from Illustrator. These results can include unexpected character rotation, kerning, point sizes, and alignment.
Subscripts, superscripts, strikethrough, underline, small caps, and all caps text effects copied from Illustrator create separate text objects when pasted into Expression Design.
A single text object that has hard returns copied from Illustrator creates separate text objects when pasted into Expression Design.
The Illustrator Clipboard export format does not support transparency and blend mode information.
PNG images copied from Illustrator into Expression Design are pasted in as multiple image objects.
Multiple objects are created when you copy objects that have opacity from Illustrator into Expression Design.
When imported from Illustrator, artwork that contains groups is flattened in Expression Design.
When an Illustrator file is imported into Expression Design, the Illustrator artboard may be added as an object in the Layers panel.
Expression Design vectorizes patterns on import from Illustrator.
Illustrator Column Graphs (Charts) are imported as individual objects.
Custom strokes are imported from Illustrator as individual paths.
Strokes and fills on the same object may be separated when you import the object from Illustrator.
Mesh gradients from Illustrator may take a long time to import. Expression Design vectorizes gradient meshes, creating many small shapes that take a long time to render.
Expression Design does not support the following Adobe Illustrator blend modes, and maps them onto the Normal blend mode:
Overlay
HardLight
SoftLight
Exclusion
Hue
Saturation
Color
Luminosity
Expression Design does not support Illustrator knockout groups.
Expression Design does not support Illustrator softmask images.
The colors will not display correctly in Expression Design when objects that use CMYK colors are pasted from Illustrator.

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The Deep Zoom Composer menu “files” are server side objects and do not display locally.

Once transferred to my web server, they work very well.

Once again, my apologies.

Carl Hennig

]]> Comment on About Janete by Carl Hennig http://blog.sunnypixels.com/?page_id=2&cpage=1#comment-1571 Carl Hennig Mon, 17 May 2010 02:32:42 +0000 http://www.sunnypixels.com/blog/?page_id=2#comment-1571 Hello and thank you for the Deep Zoom pages. I would like to say I was successful, but no way. DZC creates lots of wonderful folders, but I cannot get the standard navigation to create a web page that works. The default.axp appears to be the problem as the .axp in the other options, tabbed, Seadragon, standard w/source all create working web pages with my "standard navigation" files. The web page loads and shows the spinning icon as 100% forever. Is there another default.axp? Your menu page display perfectly, but I just do not know what I am doing wrong. What default.axp are you using? DZC V1.0.1927.1 IE8.0.60001 Thanks and I apologize for bothering you with a problem. Carl Hello and thank you for the Deep Zoom pages.
I would like to say I was successful, but no way.
DZC creates lots of wonderful folders, but I cannot get the standard navigation to create a web page that works.
The default.axp appears to be the problem as the .axp in the other options, tabbed, Seadragon, standard w/source all create working web pages with my “standard navigation” files.
The web page loads and shows the spinning icon as 100% forever.
Is there another default.axp?
Your menu page display perfectly, but I just do not know what I am doing wrong. What default.axp are you using?

DZC V1.0.1927.1
IE8.0.60001

Thanks and I apologize for bothering you with a problem.

Carl

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