At least I have never been able to get anything but that from Publisher. The SVG output from Publisher is unacceptable for our needs - and honestly, I wonder if anyone else is completely satisfied with it.īut even if they perfect the vector output, I don't know that it would ever be more than the black and white line drawing.
Instead we use InDesign and the Adobe Creative Suite. I know that Publisher is meant to be a one-stop publications program, but we are not an MSWord shop. and until Autodesk addresses the vector output, I wonder how much longer we may even continue using Publisher.
I have to use AutoCAD in the middle to then ouput to Illustrator Vector. I have stopped using Publisher for creating vectors - and instead go directly to Inventor itself. and as far as I've seen, it's not very good quality (and that's being polite). For more information on Photoshop compatibility please review this article.From my experience, the SVG output will only create a black and white line drawing vector. Potential differences will be in the behavior of things like Smart Objects. Note: We haven’t included Photoshop, because different versions of Photoshop have always been more compatible with each other than Illustrator or InDesign.Īs long as you keep your Photoshop files layered, you shouldn’t have any major issues. When downsaving and exporting in older versions of InDesign, you should also select IDML as your format. To do this, click File > Save a Copy > Select IDML (InDesign Markup) > Save. In this example, we’re downsaving from InDesign CC to a file that can be opened in InDesign CS4 or later. Next, I’ve labeled it as “Logo_cs5” so that I know which version this new file has been saved in. In the example above, I’ve chosen to “Save a Copy” in order to create an entirely new file for opening in older versions of Adobe Illustrator. To downsave a newer version of Adobe Illustrator to an older one, simply click File > Save a Copy > Save > Select the CS Version of your choice > OK. Here, we’ll discuss how to do this in Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign.
To avoid compatibility issues with your files, it’s a simple matter of downsaving the file before you hand over them the design. Most newer versions of Adobe programs can open and read older versions of Adobe programs, however older versions of Adobe Programs often have trouble reading files created by newer versions of Adobe Programs. This can cause compatibility issues when you’re sharing files with a client or fellow designer. In the design industry, designers are using different versions of different Adobe programs to create designs. If you’ve ever seen a message like this when trying to open an Adobe file it’s probably because the file wasn’t downsaved.
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